Once a New Product Design Becomes a Dominant Design

question 37

Multiple Choice

Once a new product design becomes a dominant design:

• A) the product is no longer profitable.
• B) it becomes difficult for competitors to imitate.
• C) the architecture on which the industry can focus its efforts is destabilized.
• D) the product design is adopted by the majority of producers.

Interpret Rotter's views on situational factors in behavior prediction.

Describe Rotter's notion of interpersonal trust and its relevance in behavior analysis.

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