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The Durbin-Watson D statistic is used to check the assumption of normality.
Perceptual Benefits
The advantages or positive outcomes perceived by consumers, often subjective and based on personal interpretation of a product or service’s attributes.
Functional Benefit
The practical or utilitarian advantage that a product or service provides to its users.
Psychological Benefit
The emotional or mental gain derived from a product or service, which can include feelings of pleasure, satisfaction, or well-being.
Perceptual Benefit
Perceptual benefit refers to the subjective value or advantage that consumers perceive in a product or service, which influences their decision-making process.
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