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In which of the following situations is the consumer's decision making process influenced by co-variation?a. A consumer buys cheese made in Italy because they believe it must be of higher quality than cheese made in the USAb. A consumer makes an impulsive decision to buy candy in the checkout aislec. A consumer habitually buys the same brand of toilet paperd. A consumer refers to a category using a specific brand's name
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