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KULIAH IX ATTITUDE AND CHANGING ATTITUDE (SIKAP DAN MERUBAH SIKAP)
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ATTITUDE Definition A learned predisposition to behave in a consistently favorable or unfavorable way with respect to a given object. 1.An Attitude Object Object etc ~ product ~ product category ~ brand ~ service ~ product use ~ people ~ internet sites ~ price ~ media
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2.Learned Predisposition ATTITUDEExperience ~ Usage ~ Word of mouth ~ Exposure to Mass media Internet Direct marketing Retail Etc. Object result 3.Favorable - unfavorable -+++ Evaluative quality Motivational quality Object Propelled towardRepelled away 4.Consistency With reflected behavior Not necessarily permanent Must consider situational influences
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Example of How Situation Might Influence Attitudes
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Fishbein formula A = b x e Behavior A = Attitude b = beliefs can be related to attributes e = evaluation Suatu sikap menuju perilaku adalah hasil dari penjumlahan penilaian atas keyakinan-keyakinan orang tersebut.
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MULTI ATTRIBUTE ATTITUDE MODELS Attitudes = fungsi persepsi terhadap attribute (evaluasi) (belief) object 1.ATTITUDE – TOWARD – OBJECT MODEL The consumer’s attitude is a function of presence/absence and evaluation of certain product-specific beliefs/attributes 2.ATTITUDE – TOWARD – BEHAVIOR MODEL The consumer’s attitude toward behaving or acting with respect to object Purchase of BMW Owning rather than evaluation of BMW
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ATTITUDE TOWARD OBJECT Consumer’s Beliefs for Two Brands of Pocket Digital Organizers
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Selected Evaluative Scale Used to Measure Consumers’ Attitudes toward Old Spice After Shave Compared to other after shave products, Old Spice is: Good[1][2][3] [4] [5] [6] [7]Bad Positive[1][2][3] [4] [5] [6] [7]Negative Pleasant[1][2][3] [4] [5] [6] [7]Unpleasant Appealing[1][2][3] [4] [5] [6] [7]Unappealing
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3.THEORY OF REASONED ACTION MODEL Incorporates a cognitive component, an affective component and a conative component.
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A Simple Representation of the Tricomponent Attitude Model
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4.ATTITUDE – TOWARD – THE AD MODEL
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ATTITUDE CHANGE CHANGING MOTIVATIONAL FUNCTION 1.The Utilitarian Function Change product’s utilitarian purpose to serve utilitarian need 2.The Ego-Defensive Function Reassuring consumer’s self concept, sense of security, confidence 3.The Value – Expressive Function Reflect consumers general values, lifestyle, outlook 4.The Knowledge Function Attempt to satisfy need to know Information on how superior it is to other brands 5.Combining functions
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Assignment 1. Prepare ideas for object of attitude Object Behavior Ad 2. Interview 30 people in the class
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Assignment 3. Measure attitude using the Fishbein formula for : Attitude toward object model Attitude toward behavior model Attitude toward ad model
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