A Restaurant Runs a Special Promotion on Lobster and Plans

question 130

Multiple Choice

A restaurant runs a special promotion on lobster and plans to sell twice as many lobsters as usual. When this large order is sent to the distributer, the distributer assumes the large size is a trend, not a one-time event. The distributer therefore places an even larger order with the lobsterman. This is the result of

• A) double marginalization
• B) the bullwhip effect
• C) CPFR
• D) a pass-through facility
• E) vendor-managed inventory

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Definitions:

Behavior Checklists

Behavior checklists are structured lists used for assessing the presence or absence of specific behaviors or symptoms.

Classifies Attributes

involves identifying and categorizing characteristics or qualities of individuals or objects based on specific criteria or standards.

Order Preferences

A term referring to the prioritization or arrangement of choices or interests according to a person's values, needs, or desires.

Observation

Observing behaviors of an individual to develop a deeper understanding of one or more specific behaviors (e.g., observing a student’s acting-out behavior in class or assessing a client’s ability to perform eye–hand coordination tasks to determine potential vocational placements). It includes time sampling, event sampling, and time and event sampling. It is a type of informal assessment.