Consumer decision-making is the process by which consumers make choices about what to buy, when to buy it, and where to buy it.

Brand loyalty is a result of consumer behavior, not a factor that influences it.

Consumer learning is the process by which consumers acquire knowledge and experience about products and services.

Operant conditioning is a type of learning that occurs when a behavior is reinforced or punished.

Consumer evaluation is the process by which consumers assess the quality, value, and benefits of products and services.

Personal needs and wants are not factors that influence consumer evaluation, but rather factors that influence consumer choice.

Consumer decision-making is the process by which consumers make choices about what to buy, when to buy it, and where to buy it.

Purchase decision is the final stage in the consumer decision-making process, not a stage in the process.

Consumer usage is the process by which consumers use products and services.

Social norms are not factors that influence consumer usage, but rather factors that influence consumer behavior.

Consumer disposal is the process by which consumers dispose of products and services.

Composting is a method of waste management, not a method of consumer disposal.

Consumer environmental awareness is the process by which consumers evaluate the environmental impact of products and services.

Social norms are not factors that influence consumer environmental awareness, but rather factors that influence consumer behavior.

Consumer environmental decision-making is the process by which consumers make decisions about what to buy based on environmental considerations.