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. | . | .disconfirmation bias |
. | . | .low customer satisfaction |
. | . | .a negative buying value |
. | . | .cognitive dissonance |
. | . | .a negative attitude |
The answer is "cognitive dissonance".
Explanation:
*The Dissonance Theory indicates that someone who wanted a high-value product but received a low-value product would acknowledge the distinction and experiences cognitive dissonance.
*Cognitive dissonance is when there are conflicts in the mind regarding the existing reviews about the jacket's comfort, which the person believes to be wrong because s-he does not get contentment with the services so there is cognitive dissonance.
*Disconfirmation bias is the phenomenon where a person tends to prove through evidence that he is correct while rejecting evidence that denies their beliefs.
*low customer satisfaction is when a person does not get the contentment when he buys a product
Well, this could also be an answer but why it's not because:
It says the satisfaction once a person buys, it doesn't say that he reviews from people's behaviors and experiences a negative value. It is different from dissonance.
The answer is "cognitive dissonance".