The Tendency for Some Product Developers to Add Additional Features

question 183

Multiple Choice

The tendency for some product developers to add additional features or functionality to a product that are not of any benefit to most consumers and unnecessarily add to the cost of the product is referred to as

• A) function exaggeration.
• B) product line extension.
• C) feature bloat.
• D) sensory overload.
• E) product differentiation.

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Definitions:

Decision-Critical Attribute

A key feature or characteristic that significantly impacts the outcome of a choice or decision-making process.

Favored Candidate

A person who is preferred or has a better chance of being chosen or elected for a position or honor.

Decision-Critical Criteria

Key factors or standards that are essential in making a well-informed decision.

Pros And Cons

The advantages and disadvantages of a particular decision or course of action.