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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- The emotional oracle effect
- Lecture outline
- Types of consumer decisions
- Unconscious decisions
- Traditional approach
- Three approaches
- Origin of the approaches
- Consumers as emotion experiencers
- Definition of emotions
- How do emotions influence decision-making?
- Primary and secondary emotions
- How does emotion affect our decision-making?
- Sad images
- Activity one
- Happy image
- Activity two
- Affective events theory
- AET and complaints
- Maintaining our emotions
- Consistency in thoughts, feelings and behaviours
- Emotion as information: lovemarks
- Emotion as information: hatemarks
- Emotions as social information
- Creating an emotional-differentiator (1)
- Creating an emotional-differentiator (2)
- What do consumers desire?
- Marketing 'desire'
- Affective forecasting
- Anticipated regret
- Anticipated sadness
- Anticipated happiness
- Emotions are social
- Emotions and advertising
- Triggering 'fear' emotions
- In summary
- Acknowledgments
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Topics Covered
- Types of consumer decisions
- Unconscious decisions
- Emotion based decisions
- Habitual decisions
- Primary and secondary emotions
- Affective events theory
- Affect infusion model
- Affect as information
- Emotions as social information
- Marketing desire
- Affective forecasting
- Anticipated regret, sadness and happiness
- Emotions and advertising
- The use of fear
Talk Citation
Russell-Bennett, R. (2013, August 26). Affective decision-making [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved February 5, 2025, from https://doi.org/10.69645/PXPV9155.Export Citation (RIS)