In consumer behavior, what type of decision-making occurs when consumers buy goods with low involvement and significant perceived brand differences?

Explanation

* Variety-Seeking Buying Behavior occurs when consumers have low involvement but perceive significant brand differences (e.g., buying cookies).
* Complex buying behavior involves high involvement with significant brand differences; Habitual buying has low involvement and minimal brand differences.
* Consumers switch brands frequently in variety-seeking behavior for the sake of novelty rather than dissatisfaction.