Value Laddering Refers To

question 44

Multiple Choice

Value laddering refers to:

• A) using the List of Values.
• B) inferring values just by looking at product names.
• C) using a questionnaire to measure consumers' instrumental and terminal values.
• D) grouping of consumers by common values.
• E) determining the root values related to product attributes that are important to consumers.

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