In the Context of the Hierarchy of Effects, High-Involvement Decisions

question 70

Multiple Choice

In the context of the hierarchy of effects, high-involvement decisions:

• A) result in impulse purchases.
• B) contain significant risk.
• C) express core beliefs.
• D) are routine and boring.

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