Sam was driving when someone ran a stop sign and totaled his car. his car cannot be repaired, so he realizes he's going to have to get another one. what stage of the consumer decision-making process does this represent.

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Phoenix Abbott

11 August, 16:34

Sam was driving when someone ran a stop sign and totaled his car. his car cannot be repaired, so he realizes he's going to have to get another one. what stage of the consumer decision-making process does this represent.

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Brennen Kirby · Answer 1

The stage of the consumer decision making process that is represented is needing recognition. When Sam's car was totaled by someone hitting a stop sign, Sam found out his car could not be repaired therefor he discovered that he needed a new car. This was recognizing the need, which was to replace his vehicle.