The moment a consumer perceives a difference between their actual state (e.g., being hungry) and their desired state (e.g., being full).
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All marketing begins with a need. Schiffman and Kanuk explore how human motivation drives individuals to fulfill both physiological (primary) and psychological (secondary) needs. The moment a consumer perceives a difference between