shift, A change from one position, condition, direction, or way of thinking to another, tracking, The process of monitoring movement, progress, behaviour, or developments over time, intrusion, An unwanted entry into someone's space, privacy, or affairs without permission, randomize, To arrange or select things so that chance determines the outcome rather than a fixed pattern, purchase intent, The likelihood or willingness of a consumer to buy a particular product or service in the near future, high consideration goods, Products that people usually research carefully and compare before deciding to spend money on them because they are expensive, important, or involve some risk, utilitarian, Designed mainly for practical usefulness rather than beauty, pleasure, or status, backlash, A strong negative reaction from the public or a group in response to an action, decision, or idea, jarring, Causing discomfort or surprise because something feels abrupt, inconsistent, or unpleasant, word of mouth, Information, opinions, or recommendations shared directly between people through conversation, endorsement, Public approval or support given to a person, product, organisation, or idea, nut it out (informal), To solve a problem through careful discussion, thinking, and persistence until an agreement or answer is reached, synergistically, In a way that allows different people, elements, or actions to work together so that the combined result is greater than their separate effects

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