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Marketing Psychology: Influence Decisions and Build Trust
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14 students

Marketing Psychology: Influence Decisions and Build Trust

Use attention, memory, motivation, emotion, trust, social influence, and ethical persuasion to improve marketing
Created byDr. Law Payne
Last updated 11/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Build a complete marketing psychology system grounded in how customers actually make decisions.
  • Apply attention, perception, memory, motivation, emotion, trust, and perceived value to marketing choices.
  • Use social influence, choice architecture, and persuasion ethically across customer journeys.
  • Design and measure responsible behavioral experiments that improve customer experience and results.

Course content

2 sections • 11 lectures • 1h 48m total length
  • How Customers Actually Make Decisions9:50

    This lecture explains the strategy, evidence, execution choices, quality controls, and business measurements behind how customers actually make decisions. Students apply the framework to a continuing case and complete a practical assignment.

  • Attention Perception Memory and Mental Availability9:55

    This lecture explains the strategy, evidence, execution choices, quality controls, and business measurements behind attention, perception, memory, and mental availability. Students apply the framework to a continuing case and complete a practical assignment.

  • Motivation Emotion Trust and Perceived Value10:01

    This lecture explains the strategy, evidence, execution choices, quality controls, and business measurements behind motivation, emotion, trust, and perceived value. Students apply the framework to a continuing case and complete a practical assignment.

  • Social Influence Choice Architecture and Persuasion9:51

    This lecture explains the strategy, evidence, execution choices, quality controls, and business measurements behind social influence, choice architecture, and persuasion. Students apply the framework to a continuing case and complete a practical assignment.

  • Apply Behavioral Insight Ethically and Measure Results10:04

    This lecture explains the strategy, evidence, execution choices, quality controls, and business measurements behind ethical behavioral insight and measurement. Students apply the framework to a continuing case and complete a practical assignment.

Requirements

  • No psychology degree is required; familiarity with basic marketing concepts is helpful.

Description

This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.


Marketing becomes more effective when you understand how people actually notice information, remember brands, evaluate value, respond to emotion, and make decisions. This course gives you a practical and ethical framework for applying psychology to marketing without relying on manipulation or superficial tactics.


You will learn how attention, perception, memory, motivation, emotion, trust, perceived value, social influence, and choice architecture shape customer behavior. You will also learn how to translate behavioral insight into better offers, messages, experiences, experiments, and measurements across the customer journey.


Across five focused lectures, you will build a complete marketing psychology system. The course begins with how customers make decisions, then explores attention and memory, motivation and trust, social influence and persuasion, and finally ethical application and measurement. Each lecture connects theory to a continuing case and a practical assignment so that you can apply the framework to a real product, service, brand, or campaign.


This course is designed for marketers, entrepreneurs, product leaders, consultants, researchers, and professionals who want deeper customer insight. No psychology degree is required. Familiarity with basic marketing concepts is helpful but not necessary.


Dr. Law Payne combines advanced education in business, educational psychology, and organizational leadership with extensive experience in entrepreneurship, marketing, teaching, and coaching. The emphasis is on evidence-informed thinking, practical judgment, ethical influence, and measurable improvement.


By the end, you will be able to diagnose customer decision barriers, design stronger marketing experiences, and evaluate behavioral ideas responsibly.

Who this course is for:

  • Marketers, entrepreneurs, product leaders, consultants, researchers, and professionals who want deeper customer insight.