Value Consciousness Refers to

question 167

Multiple Choice

Value consciousness refers to

• A)the difference between perceived value and actual value of a product or service.
• B)a fear of being subliminally influenced by marketing actions such as advertisements,endorsements,etc.
• C)a desire to pay the least amount possible for a product or service that meets minimum performance requirements.
• D)the concern for obtaining the best quality,features,and performance of a product or service for a given price.
• E)the concern for obtaining the best product or service regardless of the cost.

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Definitions:

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