Examples of Intangible Differentiation Include

question 44

Multiple Choice

Examples of intangible differentiation include:

• A)The image of the product
• B)Whether the product is a limited edition or individually tailored to a particular customer (a bespoke product)
• C)Both of the above (A and B)
• D)Both A and B, and the product's safety record

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Definitions:

Contingent Reinforcer

A reinforcement given only after a specific behavior is exhibited, thereby increasing the likelihood of that behavior occurring again.

Operational Definition

The process of breaking down a broad concept into its observable and measurable component behaviors. For example, “aggression” becomes “hits peers with hand closed.” The purpose of operational definitions is to ensure that all involved parties are conceptualizing, recording, and measuring behaviors similarly.

Cueing Devices

Tools or signals used to prompt or guide a desired response or behavior.

Self-Monitoring

A self-management technique where individuals observe and record their own behaviors, thoughts, or emotions as a means to improve self-awareness or modify behavior.