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Effects of Consumer Expectations on Information Processing in Selling Encounters

The study findings suggest that prior expectations about salespeople affect how consumers process information in a selling situation. When the salesperson is seen as typical, product evaluations are unaffected by the quality of the product arguments cited. Thought listing and recall data provide additional support for the notion that analytical processing of information occurs only when the salesperson is discrepant from expectations.