In a perfect Emotional World. December 9, 2011 in Uncategorized. In this last blog I would like to talk about emotions. Every time that I say it, I feel something inside, like a thrill that runs down my spine. I would like to begin by discussing a scientific discovery that, in my opinion, is amazing.

Jolley by name, jolly by nature. December 8, 2011 by jolleys. Personally, I am a mixture of being quite organised, and pitifully disorganised! .

Science of Learning and Consumer Psychology.

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory! December 9, 2011 by abpf87.

Around the World for a Monkey. Nonetheless, there are exceptions to every rule. Rather than the winning that boosts interest, perha.

The little store that did good. This is it, the most anticipated time for retailers to really pull out all the stops.

Giving Interesting Insights Into Consumer Psychology. Congratulations on your 7 Billionth Dweller, Mother Earth! Hmmm what to write about in my final blog of this term? I could write about another brand-related topic. I know lots of interesting topics I could write about. But this time I would like to talk about something that is more important than fancy products. However, it still has to do with consumption though.

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WEEK11 A critical thinking on the bundling. The topic of this week is the bundling. Which means that more than one product are bundled together, and consumer will find the price discount on the each component but the total will cost more than single original price. Anyway, it reminds me that there is a lot of bundling in the marketplace, and few of the consumers noticed and complain that their right of choosing product was losing.