Emily is a 30-year-old working professional who recently moved to a new city. She enjoys cooking and hosting dinner parties for her friends. However, since moving, Emily has been struggling to find quality grocery stores that offer a wide range of fresh ingredients and specialty items. She feels frustrated by the limited options and wants to find a solution to this problem. Questions: Discuss the factors that may influence Emily's problem recognition in this scenario. Analyze both internal and external triggers that could contribute to her recognition of the grocery shopping problem. How might her personal needs, experiences, and external influences shape her perception of the problem? Evaluate the potential impact of problem recognition on Emily's information search behavior. What strategies might she employ to gather information and explore potential solutions to her grocery shopping problem? Discuss the role of internal and external information sources in her search process. Examine the potential consequences of problem recognition for Emily's consumer behavior. How might her recognition of the grocery shopping problem influence her attitudes, intentions, and behavior towards finding a solution? Discuss the potential outcomes of her problem-solving efforts and their impact on her future purchase decisions