Motivation, Perception, and Learning Schiffman and Kanuk present motivation as the driving force behind behavior—consumers have physiological and psychological needs that create tension and direct goal-oriented behavior. Perception is the selective process by which consumers receive and interpret marketing stimuli; marketers influence perception through positioning, branding, and sensory cues. Learning theories explain how past experience, reinforcement, and information shape future behavior; through repeated exposure and rewards, consumers form habits, brand associations, and preferences.
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