if they satisfied?
relevant to
얘네 match 된다 안된다? mention.

In the lecture, the professor explains the two factors consumers consider when purchasing products. There are intrinsic and extrinsic factors.
First, intrinsic factor is the aspects of the product which are used to determine its perceived quality. For example, consumers assume the fruit juice's color and freshness before they buy it. Later, if they satisfy on juice's taste, they will buy the juice again.
Second, extrinsic factor is relevant to the reputation of the product. For example, consumers assume the fruit juice in fancy bottles have better quality. However, the experienced quality isn't always match to the expected quality.

In the lecture, the professor explains the two factors consumers consider when purchasing products. There are intrinsic and extrinsic factors.
First, intrinsic factor is the aspects of the product which are used to determine its perceived quality. For example, consumers assume the fruit juice's color and freshness before they buy it. Later, if they are satisfied on juice's taste, they will buy the juice again. In this case, the experienced quality usually match to the expected quality.
Second, extrinsic factor is relevant to the reputation of the product. For example, consumers assume the fruit juice in fancy bottles have better quality. However, the experienced quality doesn't always match to the expected quality.