When People Look at a 3-Dimensional Figure and Mentally Rotate

question 32

Multiple Choice

When people look at a 3-dimensional figure and mentally rotate this figure,

• A) they mentally rotate this figure much more quickly in a counter-clockwise direction, compared to a clockwise direction.
• B) individual differences are not very strong on this task.
• C) they make judgments more quickly when rotating the mental image only a small distance, rather than a large distance.
• D) people can actually identify a figure much more quickly if it is upside down, rather than in the normal upright orientation.

Explore the implications of price discrimination on market segmentation and product differentiation.

Grasp methods businesses use to prevent arbitrage in the context of price discrimination.

Understand strategic pricing decisions based on audience segmentation insights.

Understand the concept of price discrimination and its different forms.

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