A) tea
B) fruit-flavored drinks
C) sugared soft drinks
D) regular milk
E) coffee
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A) behavioral and geographic
B) number of employees and behavioral
C) purchase location and purchase type
D) NAICS code and geographic
E) behavioral and NAICS code
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A) sociocultural segmentation
B) psychographic segmentation
C) geographic segmentation
D) behavioral segmentation
E) socioeconomic segmentation
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A) regional
B) lifestyle
C) demographic
D) geographic
E) psychographic
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A) needs table.
B) cross-tabulation.
C) market-product grid.
D) growth-share matrix.
E) product differentiation table.
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A) the product category in which the offering competes
B) the needs satisfied by the product
C) the offering's unique benefits or attributes
D) the anticipated or actual retail price of the product
E) an identification of the target market
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A) product repositioning.
B) relative positioning.
C) competitive positioning.
D) product positioning.
E) selective perception.
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A) geographic
B) psychographic
C) opportunistic
D) demographic
E) behavioral
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A) personality
B) occupation
C) usage rate
D) needs
E) region
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A) amortization.
B) guerrilla marketing.
C) shrinkage.
D) marketing Darwinism.
E) cannibalization.
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A) family branding.
B) mass customization.
C) "Tiffany/Walmart" marketing.
D) market melding.
E) specialty customization.
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A) a low-priced product to a high-income or high net worth segment.
B) a high-priced product to a low-income or low net worth segment.
C) different variations of the same basic offering to high-end and low-end segments.
D) a high-priced and a low-priced offering to a single market segment.
E) entirely different offerings to high-end and low-end segments.
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A) hierarchy of needs
B) perceptual map
C) marketing matrix
D) growth-share matrix
E) perception matrix
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A) against large market segments in a market-product grid.
B) against small market segments in a market-product grid.
C) in virtual space that represents the business or product's time in existence and growth.
D) in the minds of consumers.
E) against the revenues generated by other products or brands within the company.
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A) more nutritious than tea.
B) more nutritious and a more adult-oriented beverage than milk shakes.
C) a more adult-oriented beverage than nutritionally designed diet drinks.
D) less nutritious and a more adult-oriented beverage than fruit-flavored drinks.
E) a more adult-oriented beverage than sports drinks.
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A) perceptual map.
B) sensitivity matrix.
C) growth-share matrix.
D) market-product grid.
E) product differentiation chart.
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A) entertainment
B) psychographic
C) geographic
D) usage rate
E) behavioral
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A) perception
B) positioning
C) market-product
D) vision
E) differentiation
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A) mass customization.
B) a Tiffany/Walmart strategy.
C) one product and multiple market segments.
D) price discrimination.
E) psychographic market segmentation.
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