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QUALITATIVE RESEARCH PRESENTATION
Prepared for
BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO CO LTD
DATE: OCTOBER 1991
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RESEARCH OBJECTIVES
THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE OF THE RESEARCH IS TO EXAMINE BOTH CONSUMER LANGUAGE WITH
REGARD TO CIGARETTE TIPPING IN ADDITION TO PRODUCT AND BRAND TERMINOLOGY, AND
PROVIDE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE APPROPRIATENESS AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THE
METHODOLOGY FOR FURTHER STUDIES.
SPECIFICALLY THE RESEARCH EXAMINED:
ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOUR WITH REGARD TO SMOKING,
KEY PRODUCT AND BRAND DIFFERENTIATORS.
• BRAND AWARENESS AND CHOICE.
BRAND IMAGERY,
CIGARETTE CHARACTERISTICS AND ASSOCIATIONS.
PERCEPTIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS OF CIGARETTE TIPPING.
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METHODOLOGY
FOUR GROUP DISCUSSIONS WERE HELD DURING W/C 21ST OCTOBER STRUCTURED AS
FOLLOWS:
AGE SEX SOCIAL CLASS
25 35 F ABC1
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25 - 35 M ABC1
25 - 35 F C2D
25 - 35 M C2D
ALL RESPONDENTS:
• EXPERIENCED SMOKERS.
• SMOKERS OF MILD AND FULL FLAVOUR CIGARETTES.
• SMOKERS ACROSS A SPREAD OF BRANDS INCLUDING BENSON & HEDGES, JPS, SILK CUT,
MARLBORO, EMBASSY NO 1, BERKLEY, RAFFLES.
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STIMULUS MATERIAL
PACKS OF VARIOUS CIGARETTE BRANDS.
EXAMPLES OF MASKED CIGARETTE BRANDS.
MOCK UP CIGARETTES IN A RANGE OF TIPPING COLOURS AND STYLES.
WORD CARDS TO EXPLORE PRODUCT AND BRAND IMAGERY.
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ATTITUDES TO SMOKING
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ATTITUDES VARY DEPENDING UPON LENGTH OF TIME SMOKING AND PERCEIVED
DEPENDENCE.
ALL ACKNOWLEDGED THAT SOCIETAL ATTITUDES MAKING SMOKING LESS ACCEPTABLE,
PARTICULARLY FOR THEIR AGE GROUP:
LENGTH OF TIME SMOKING }
PRESENCE OF CHILDREN }
MAKE HEALTH MORE
TOP OF MIND
CURTAILMENTS OF SMOKING AT WORK AND SOCIALLY (RESTAURANTS, PUBLIC
TRANSPORT, CINEMAS ETC)
MAY HAVE TRIED TO GIVE UP GENERALLY WITHOUT MUCH SUCCESS.
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A SPECTRUM OF ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOUR:
ADDICT
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TOTAL DEPENDENCE, PHYSICAL AND MENTAL.
;40+ A DAY, SMOKED EVENLY THROUGHOUT THE DAY.
CIGARETTE FOR BREAKFAST, EVEN IN THE BATH/BED.
ALWAYS HAVE A PACK HANDY,
GENERALLY BRAND LOYAL BUT WILL SMOKE ANYTHING IF DESPERATE,
MID-HIGH TAR.
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SMOKER TYPES
HABITUAL SMOKER
SMOKES REGULARLY THROUGHOUT DAY AND EVENING BUT MORE SELF CONTROLLED
THAN ABBtGT. h~I,~, ct,~ev" •
MORE LIKELY TO IMPOSE RESTRICTIONS ON SELF IE. NO MORE THAN 20. NEVER
BEFORE BREAKFAST, NOT IN THE BEDROOM ETC.
CIGARETTES MAY BE USED TO MEASURE THE DAY EG. TEA BREAK. AFTER LUNCH,
WHEN I GET HOME ETC.
VERY BRAND LOYAL.
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SMOKER TYPES
SOCIAL SMOKER
STRONGLY LINKED TO SOCIAL SITUATIONS ESPECIALLY DRINKING AND EATING.
UNLIKELY TO SMOKE DURING THE DAY, AT WORK, AT HOME.
NEED STIMULUS, OTHER SMOKERS, SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT TO PROMPT SMOKING.
PERCEIVE THEMSELVES AS LESS DEPENDENT, USUALLY < 20 PER DAY.
LESS BRAND LOYAL - SHARE CIGARETTES WITH FRIENDS.
OCCASIONAL SMOKER
INTERMITTENT SMOKING PATTERNS.
MAY NOT SMOKE FOR DAYS/WEEKS THEN SMOKE A WHOLE PACK.
NEED TO SMOKE DEPENDENT UPON MOOD, FEELINGS, SITUATION, USUALLY
EXTREMES OF COMMISERATION OR CELEBRATION OR STRESS.
PROBABLY HAVE FAVOURITE BRAND, BUT MAY BE CHOSEN TO SUIT OCCASION.
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RELUCTANT SMOKER
ALWAYS ON THE VERGE OF GIVING UP.
MORE WORRIED ABOUT HEALTH, SOCIAL STIGMA.
RIE~ID AND RULE ORIENTATED, TRY TO IMPOSE LIMITS, NOT ALWAYS STUCK TO.
MORE LIKELY TO SMOKE LOW TAR BRANDS.
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REASONS FOR SMOKING
SMOKING FULFILS A VARIETY OF ROLES DEPENDING UPON INDIVIDUAL SITUATION AND
PERSONALITY:
AID TO CONCENTRATION AT WORK, DRIVING, HOUSEWORK ETC.
RELIEF FROM STRESS, TENSION.
MOMENT OF PEACE, REFLECTION, ESCAPISM - ESPECIALLY FOR THOSE WITH CHILDREN OR
BUSINESS PRESSURE.
A BREAK FROM WORK, RELAXATION, REWARD.
RELIEF FROM BOREDOM.
SOCIAL PROP, SOMETHING TO DO WITH HAND.
ADDED ENJOYMENT TO SOCIAL SITUATION - A DIGESTIVE AFTER A MEAL, PERFECT
COMPLIMENT TO A DRINK.
PACES DRINKING.
HABITUAL, RITUAL, PART OF LIFE.
INDIVIDUAL CHOICE, MY BRAND, MY TASTE, MY TREAT.
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