This section presents an overview model of consumer decision-making (briefly introduced
in Chapter 1 ) that refl ects the cognitive (or problem-solving) consumer and, to some
degree, the emotional consumer. The model is designed to tie together many of the ideas
on consumer decision-making and consumption behaviour discussed throughout the
book. It does not presume to provide an exhaustive picture of the complexities of consumer
decision-making. Rather, it is designed to synthesise and coordinate relevant concepts into
a signifi cant whole. The model, presented in Figure 4-2 , has three major components: input,
process and output.
This section presents an overview model of consumer decision-making (briefly introduced in Chapter 1 ) that refl ects the cognitive (or problem-solving) consumer and, to some degree, the emotional consumer. The model is designed to tie together many of the ideas on consumer decision-making and consumption behaviour discussed throughout the book. It does not presume to provide an exhaustive picture of the complexities of consumer decision-making. Rather, it is designed to synthesise and coordinate relevant concepts into a signifi cant whole. The model, presented in Figure 4-2 , has three major components: input, process and output.
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