Working with MDS Includes All the Following Problems Except

question 14

Multiple Choice

Working with MDS includes all the following problems except:

• A)when more than two or three dimensions are needed, the usefulness is reduced.
• B)perceptual mapping has not been proven to be reliable across different methods.
• C)the interpretation of dimensions is difficult since several attributes are involved.
• D)maps are not usually based on groups that are aggregated with respect to their familiarity with products, usage levels and attitudes.

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Definitions:

Perishable

Items, especially foodstuffs, that spoil or decay in a relatively short period and require special handling, storage, and quick consumption.

Gross Domestic Product

The total monetary or market value of all the finished goods and services produced within a country's borders in a specific time period.

Intangible

Refers to assets or properties that do not have a physical form but have value, such as intellectual property, software, and brand reputation.

Household Maintenance

Refers to the routine tasks and repairs needed to keep a home running smoothly and efficiently, including cleaning, fixing, and organizing.