Consumers' Belief That There Is No Significant Difference Among Competing

question 104

Multiple Choice

Consumers' belief that there is no significant difference among competing brands of the same product (e.g., paper towels, soaps) is referred to as:

• A) non- distinctive positioning
• B) promotional ineptness syndrome
• C) brand generalization
• D) attribute similarity cognate
• E) brand parity

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Definitions:

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