SOAL LABEL

WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THE LABEL?

• A label is used solely for branding and marketing.
• A label is a decorative element without purpose.
• A label provides information or instructions regarding an item.
• A label is a type of packaging material.

WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF A LABEL IN PRODUCT PACKAGING?

• To enhance the aesthetic appeal of the product.

• To provide essential information to consumers.

• To increase the weight of the packaging.

• To serve as a barrier against environmental factors.

HOW CAN LABELS AFFECT CONSUMER DECISION-MAKING?

• Labels have no impact on consumer choices.

• Labels can influence perceptions of quality and value.

• Labels only serve to confuse consumers.

• Labels are irrelevant in the purchasing process.

WHICH ELEMENTS ARE COMMONLY FOUND ON PRODUCT LABELS?

• Ingredients, nutritional information, and expiration dates.

• Only the brand name and price.

• Aesthetic designs without any information.

• Random images unrelated to the product.

HOW DO CONSUMERS PERCEIVE LABELS IN TERMS OF TRUSTWORTHINESS?

• Labels are always seen as trustworthy.

• Labels can enhance or diminish trust based on their design and content.

• Consumers do not consider labels when assessing trust.

• Labels are irrelevant to consumer trust perceptions.

WHAT ROLE DO LABELS PLAY IN PROMOTING SUSTAINABILITY?

• Labels can inform consumers about sustainable practices.

• Labels have no connection to sustainability.

• Labels only serve to mislead consumers about sustainability.

• Labels are primarily for aesthetic purposes and do not promote sustainability.

HOW CAN LABELS IMPACT BRAND LOYALTY?

• Labels have no effect on brand loyalty.

• Effective labels can strengthen brand loyalty by conveying quality and values.

• Labels only confuse consumers and weaken brand loyalty.

• Labels are not considered by consumers when deciding on brand loyalty.

HOW DO LABELS INFLUENCE CONSUMER PERCEPTION OF PRODUCT QUALITY?

• Labels have no effect on consumer perception of quality.

• Labels can significantly enhance the perception of product quality.

• Labels only create confusion regarding product quality.

• Labels are irrelevant to consumer perception of quality.

WHAT IMPACT DO LABELS HAVE ON CONSUMER PURCHASING BEHAVIOR?

• Labels do not influence purchasing behavior.

• Labels can drive purchasing decisions by highlighting key features.

• Labels only serve as decorative elements and do not affect purchases.

• Labels are often ignored by consumers during the purchasing process.

HOW CAN LABELS HELP IN BUILDING A BRAND'S IDENTITY?

• Labels are not important for brand identity.

• Labels can communicate brand values and differentiate products.

• Labels only serve to clutter the product packaging.

• Labels are primarily for legal compliance and have no branding role.