Consumer Behavior Words

adjective expressing or showing a lack of satisfaction or contentment

• The dissatisfied customers demanded a refund for the faulty product.
• She was dissatisfied with the service at the restaurant and left a bad review.
• I'm so dissatisfied with my job, it's time to quit and find something better.
• His hunger for success left him dissatisfied with anything less than perfection.

noun a person who is easily influenced or persuaded

adjective easily influenced or persuaded

• The therapist noted that the patient was highly suggestible during hypnotherapy sessions.
• She's so suggestible, she'll believe anything you tell her.
• Don't be so suggestible, use your own judgment.
• The marketing campaign was designed to target suggestible consumers.

noun vicini - Latin noun meaning neighbor

• The aemulatio vicini between the two companies led to intense competition in the market.
• The rivalry between the neighbors resulted in a heated competition for the best Christmas decorations.
• The aemulatio vicini between the two groups of friends turned into a full-blown feud.
• The aemulatio vicini in the classroom pushed students to strive for excellence in their academic performance.

adverb relating to or involving affect, the conscious subjective aspect of an emotion considered apart from bodily changes

• The therapist worked with the patient to help them process their emotions affectively.
• She always communicates affectively with her friends, making sure they feel heard and understood.
• I can't believe how affectively he shut down that argument with just one sentence.
• The artist's use of color affectively conveyed the mood of the painting.