Developing Uniqueness That Is Not Valuable Is

question 52

Multiple Choice

Developing uniqueness that is not valuable is:

• A) an essential feature of a differentiation strategy.
• B) the result of having brand-loyal customers become more sensitive to prices.
• C) a potential pitfall of a differentiation strategy.
• D) an necessary evil of a cost-leadership strategy.

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Definitions:

Need for Achievement

A psychological drive that motivates individuals to pursue and attain goals, often pushing them to succeed in challenging tasks or environments.

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The perceived worth or desirability of a reward or outcome, which motivates behavior directed towards achieving that outcome.

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An academic class focused on the study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and language.

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A psychological theory that explains motivation by combining individual expectations of success with the value of the success.