All of the following could be examples of factors that are likely to influence a consumer's perception of the actual state except
A) the depletion of needed products.
B) product malfunction.
C) hunger.
D) a neighbor's aspirations.
E) that Mother's Day is tomorrow and you have not bought anything yet.

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Factors that influence a consumer's perception of the actual state typically relate directly to the consumer's personal situation or immediate needs, such as running out of a product (A), product failure (B), physiological needs like hunger (C), or an upcoming event requiring action (E). A neighbor's aspirations (D) are more likely to influence the consumer's desired state by creating aspirations or desires rather than affecting the perception of their current needs or situations.

All of the Following Could Be Examples of Factors That