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== See also == {{Div col|colwidth=30em}} * [[Advertising management]] - explains how consumer behaviours concepts are used to develop advertising strategies * [[Advertising research]] - provides background on how consumer behaviour concepts inform research methods used in understanding advertising effectiveness * [[Attitude-toward-the-ad models]] * [[Brand awareness]] - detailed explanation of brand awareness * [[Brand management]] - explains how consumer behaviour concepts are used to manage brand awareness and brand growth through the product-life cycle * [[Buying Decision Process]] - offers an alternative explanation to the consumer buying decision process * [[Consumer culture theory]] - offers a cultural approach to consumer behavior * [[Consumer socialisation]] * [[Consumer confusion]] * [[Food and Brand Lab]] * [[Marketing research]] - provides background on how consumer behaviour concepts inform the research methods used in marketing, consumer behaviour, brand awareness and advertising management * [[Predictive buying]] * [[Product life-cycle management (marketing)]] - detailed explanation of how consumer awareness changes over the product's life-cycle, and how this calls for different strategies at each stage * [[Superstition#Consumer behavior]] * [[Window shopping]] {{div col end}}
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