Knowledge Check: Consumer Perceptions

On what is the formation of people's perceptions based according to the text?

• Perceptions are based solely on personal experiences.

• Perceptions are formed based on information from various sources.

• Perceptions are inherited and cannot be changed.

• Perceptions are based only on educational background.

Which of the following is a source of information that forms perceptions?

• Newspaper

• Radio

• Social media

• Magazines

• All the above

What does the text imply about the information provided by different sources?

• All sources provide information that is always honest and accurate.

• Some sources provide accurate information, while others may not always be honest.

• Information from media is the least reliable source for forming perceptions.

• Only television news reports are reliable for forming perceptions.

According to the text, how does media commonly transfer information to the public?

• Through social media platforms exclusively.

• By word of mouth.

• Often through the form of news.

• Solely through printed materials.

What aspect of public perception is specifically mentioned about food that people eat?

• Public perceptions of political stability.

• Public perceptions of food safety.

• Public perceptions of educational systems.

• Public perceptions of technological advancements.

What is a consumer?

• A person who sells goods or services

• A person who buys or uses a good or service

• A company that manufactures goods

• A service that provides consumer feedback

On what basis do consumers make their decisions to purchase a product?

• Based solely on the product's color

• Based on the advice of a single friend

• Based on news reports, advertisements, food package labels, and the opinions of other consumers

• Based only on the price of the product

Who drives the production and sale or distribution of agricultural food products?

• The government

• Consumers

• Retailers

• Wholesalers

What will a producer do if a product is popular and sales are high?

• Produce less of that product

• Stop producing the product altogether

• Produce more of that product

• Not change the production quantity

What is likely to happen if sales of a product are low?

• The producer will increase marketing

• The producer will produce more of the product

• The producer will produce less or stop producing the product

• The producer will export the product