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CHAPTER13

 

SubculturesandConsumerBehavior

LEARNINGOBJECTIVES

Afterstudyingthischapterstudentsshouldbeableto:

1.Definesubculture.

2.

3.DiscussthemethodsusedfordefiningandsegmentingthevarioussubculturesinAmerica.

4.

5.Outlinethegeographicimpactofnationalitysubcultures.

6.

7.Explaintheimportanceoftheprominentreligioussubcultures.

8.

9.Identifytheconsequenceofregionalandgeographicsubcultures.

10.

11.Identifythemajorracialsubcultures.

12.

13.DefineanddiscusstheGenerationY,GenerationX,babyboomers,andtheolderconsumermarkets.

14.

15.Describetherelationshipofsexrolesandconsumerbehavior.

16.

17.DiscusshowmarketerssegmenttheWorkingWomanmarket.

18.

SUMMARY

 

Subculturalanalysisenablesmarketerstosegmenttheirmarketstomeetthespecificneeds,motivations,perceptions,andattitudessharedbymembersofaspecificsubculturalgroup.Asubcultureisadistinctculturalgroupthatexistsasanidentifiablesegmentwithinalarger,morecomplexsociety.Itsmemberspossessbeliefs,values,andcustomsthatsetthemapartfromothermembersofthesamesociety;atthesametime,theyholdtothedominantbeliefsoftheoverallsociety.Majorsubculturalcategoriesinthiscountryincludenationality,religion,geographiclocation,race,age,andsex.Eachofthesecanbebrokendownintosmallersegmentsthatcanbereachedthroughspecialcopyappealsandselectivemediachoices.Insomecases(suchastheelderlyconsumer),productcharacteristicscanbetailoredtothespecializedneedsofthemarketsegment.Becauseallsubculturalgroups,themarketermustdeterminefortheproductcategoryhowspecificsubculturalmembershipsinteracttoinfluencetheconsumer’spurchasedecisions.

 

CHAPTEROUTLINE

 

INTRODUCTION

 

1.Culturehasapotentinfluenceonallconsumerbehavior.

2.

3.Individualsarebroughtuptofollowthebeliefs,values,andcustomsoftheirsocietyandtoavoidbehaviorthatisjudged“unacceptable”orconsideredtaboo.

4.

a)Inadditiontosegmentingintermsofculturalfactors,marketersalsosegmentoverallsocietiesintosmallersubgroups(subcultures)thatconsistofpeoplewhoaresimilarintermsoftheirethnicorigin,theircustoms,and/orthewaystheybehave.

b)

c)Thesesubculturesprovideimportantmarketingopportunitiesforastutemarketingstrategists.

d)

5.Thesubculturaldivisionsdiscussedarebasedonavarietyofsocioculturalanddemographicvariables,suchasnationality,religion,geographiclocality,race,age,sex,evenworkingstatus.

6.

 

WhatisSubculture?

 

1.Membersofspecificsubculturespossessbeliefs,values,andcustomsthatsetthemapartfromothermembersofthesamesociety.

2.

3.Subcultureisdefinedasbeingadistinctculturalgroupthatexistsasanidentifiablesegmentwithinalarger,morecomplexsociety.

4.

 

*****UseKeyTermsubcultureHere;UseLearningObjective#1Here*****

 

5.Aculturalprofileofasocietyornationisacompositeoftwoelements:

6.

a)Theuniquebeliefs,values,andcustomssubscribedtobyitsmembers.

b)

c)Thecentralorcoreculturalthemessharedbythemajorityofthepopulation,regardlessofspecificsubculturalmemberships.

d)

7.Eachsubculturehasitsownuniquetraits.

8.

9.Subculturalanalysisenablesthemarketingmanagertofocusonsizableandnaturalmarketsegments.

10.

a)Whencarryingoutsuchanalyses,themarketermustdeterminewhetherthebeliefs,values,andcustomssharedbymembersofaspecificsubgroupmakethemdesirablecandidatesforspecialmarketingattention.

b)

 

*****UseDiscussionQuestion#1and#2Here;UseTable13-1Here;UseFigure13-1and

13-2Here;UseExercise#1Here*****

 

NationalitySubcultures

 

1.Formanypeople,nationalityisanimportantsubculturalreferencethatguideswhattheyvalueandwhattheybuy.

2.

3.AlthoughmostU.S.citizensarebornintheUnitedStates,somestillretainaprideandidentificationwiththelanguageandcustomsoftheirancestors.

4.

a)Thisidentificationcanmanifestitselfinconsumptionbehavior.

b)

5.Whenitcomestoconsumerbehavior,ancestralprideismanifestedmoststronglyintheconsumptionofethnicfoods,intraveltotheir“homeland,”andinthepurchaseofnumerousculturalartifacts.

6.

7.AgoodillustrationoftheimportanceofethnicoriginasasubculturalmarketsegmentistheHispanicAmericansubculture.

8.

 

*****UseKeyTermsnationalityandHispanicAmericansubcultureHere;UseLearning

Objective#2Here*****

 

HispanicSubcultures

 

1.HispanicAmericansrepresentalmost12percentoftheUnitedStatespopulation(35.5millionpeople,withbuyingpowerof$452billion).

2.

3.HispanicAmericansareyounger(themedianageofHispanicsisabout10yearsyoungerthanthemedianageofnon-Hispanicwhites),theyaremembersoflargerfamilies,andtheyaremorelikelytoliveinan“extendedfamily”household—consistingofseveralgenerationsoffamilymembers.

4.

a)NotonlyareHispanichouseholdsmorelikelythanblackornon-Hispanicwhitefamiliestocontainchildren,Hispanicsspendmoretimecaringfortheirchildren.

b)

5.WiththenumberofHispanicAmericansexpectedtogrowtoover38millionbytheyear2005,thissubcultureisanticipatedtocomprisethelargestminorityintheUnitedStatesbythattime.

6.

7.ThetenmetroareaswiththelargestHispanicpopulationsarealsohometo58percentoftheHispanicpopulationoftheUnitedStates.

8.

9.Thereare12HispanicsubgroupsnowidentifiedintheUnitedStates.

10.

a)ThethreelargestHispanicsubculturalgroupsconsistofMexican-Americans(about64percentoftotalHispanic-Americans),PuertoRicans(approximately10percentofthetotal),andCubans(about4percentofthetotal).

b)

c)Thesesubculturesareheavilyconcentratedgeographically,withmorethan70percentoftheirmembersresidinginCalifornia,Texas,NewYork,andFlorida;LosAngeles,alone,ishometoone-fifthoftheHispanicpopulationoftheUnitedStates.

d)

e)Althoughmorethan60percentofallMexican-Americans(thelargestHispanicgroup)werebornintheUnitedStates,72percentofCuban-AmericanswereborninCuba.

f)

 

UnderstandingHispanicConsumerBehavior

 

1.HispanicandAngloconsumersdifferintermsofavarietyofimportantbuyerbehaviorvariables.

2.

3.Hispanicsubcultureisdynamicandevolving.

4.

a)MoreandmoreHispanicsarefoodshoppinginnon-Hispanicsupermarkets,forexample.

b)

c)Theyappeartobeintheprocessofacculturation.

d)

 

*****UseTable13-2Here*****

 

DefiningandSegmentingtheHispanicMarket

 

1.TheHispanicmarket(inadditiontousingself-identificationanddegreeofidentificationsegmentation)mightbesegmentedbyusingacombinationofthecountryoforiginandgeographicconcentrationintheUnitedStates.

2.

3.LanguageprovidesstillanotherbasisforsegmentingtheHispanic-Americanmarket,eventhoughtherearesignificantvariationsregardingtheirlanguagepreferences.

4.

5.Hispanicsseemtoprefermediainthefirstlanguagetheylearnedtospeak.

6.

7.Thereisalsosomeevidencethat“Hispanicassimilationisamyth.”

8.

a)SecondandthirdgenerationHispanicsintheUnitedStates,peoplewhoarecompletelybilingualandwhospeakEnglishwithoutatraceofanaccent,arebigviewersofSpanish-languagetelevision.

b)

c)AndthisfactseemstoholdtrueregardlessoftheHispanichousehold’sincome.

d)

9.EachofthemajorHispanicsubculturalgroupsappearstohavesomedistinctbeliefs,values,andcustoms;thus,amarketingstrategythatmaybesuccessfulwithPuertoRicansinNewYorkmightfailwithCubansinMiami.

10.

11.Finally,theHispanicmarketmaybesegmentedintermsofthedegreeofacculturationtothedominantAmericanculturalvalues,customs,artifacts,andrituals.

12.

 

*****UseLearningObjective#2and#3Here;UseTable13-3Here;UseFigure13-3and

13-4Here*****

 

ReligiousSubcultures

 

1.TheUnitedStateshasmorethan200differentorganizedreligioussubcultures.

2.

a)Ofthisnumber,Protestantdenominations,RomanCatholicism,andJudaismaretheprincipleorganizedreligiousfaiths.

b)

3.Consumerbehavioriscommonlydirectlyaffectedbyreligionintermsofproductsthataresymbolicallyandritualisticallyassociatedwiththecelebrationofvariousreligiousholidays.

4.

5.Religiousrequirementsorpracticessometimestakeonanexpandedmeaningbeyondtheiroriginalpurpose.

6.

7.Targetingspecificreligiousgroupswithspeciallydesignedmarketingprogramscanbeveryprofitable.

8.

 

*****UseKeyTermreligioussubcultureHere;UseLearningObjective#2and#4Here;Use

Figure13-5Here*****

 

GeographicandRegionalSubcultures

 

1.TheUnitedStatesisalargecountry,onethatenjoysawiderangeofclimaticandgeographicconditions.

2.

3.ItisonlynaturalthatmanyAmericanshaveasenseofregionalidentificationandusethisidentificationasawayofdescribingothers(e.g.,“HeisatrueNewEnglander”).

4.

5.Thereareregionaldifferencesinconsumptionbehavior,especiallywhenitcomestofoodanddrink.

6.

a)Regionaldifferencesalsoincludebrandpreferences.

b)

 

*****UseKeyTermregionalHere;UseLearningObjective#3Here*****

 

7.Consumerresearchstudiesdocumentregionaldifferencesinconsumptionpatterns.

8.

a)Thisdistinctionhelpsredefinelocalmarketsintermsofspecificurbanlifestyle.

b)

 

*****UseLearningObjective#2,#3,and#5Here;UseDiscussionQuestion#2Here;Use

Table13-5,13-6,and13-7Here*****

 

RacialSubcultures

 

1.ThemajorracialsubculturesintheUnitedStatesareCaucasian,AfricanAmerican

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