Under which circumstance can rational and emotional buying motives overlap in a purchasing decision?

• A. When a purchase is made strictly based on price comparison.
• B. When emotional motives are completely absent from the decision-making process.
• C. When a consumer purchases a product that satisfies both practical needs and personal desires.
• D. When a consumer ignores all advertising and relies solely on product specifications.

Answer: (C)

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