A) Benefits sought
B) Lifestyle
C) Psychographic
D) Usage
E) Geographic
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A) Higher education rates in the United States
B) Readily available credit flattening the classes
C) The increase in minority consumers
D) Stores appealing to everyone
E) None of these
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True/False
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A) Different prices to different markets
B) The same value offering to every market segment
C) Different value offerings for different target markets
D) Using the push and pull strategy to differentiate markets
E) None of these
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A) Georgia, Florida, Texas, New York, and Louisiana
B) Hawaii, District of Columbia, California, New Mexico, and Texas
C) California, Florida, Texas, District of Columbia, and New York
D) California, Texas, Alabama, Rhode Island, and Alaska
E) Vermont, North Carolina, Illinois, Montana, and Washington state
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A) Large companies to dominate a market
B) Start-up firms to enter a market as a focus player
C) All firms
D) Virtual firms that use Internet marketing
E) Michael Porter in a consulting capacity
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A) Lack of aging
B) Age discrimination
C) Ethical dilemmas in segmentation through the calling of baby boomers older
D) Difference between chronological age and attitudinal age
E) Aging diagnostics of different groups of people
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Multiple Choice
A) New York state
B) Texas
C) California
D) Washington state
E) Washington,D.C.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) Identifying the market into meaningful smaller markets based upon common characteristics
B) Selecting the markets to attack in the marketplace
C) Selecting a corporate position to communicate to potential customers
D) Identifying and calculating the churn rate in different markets
E) None of these
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A) Underpositioning
B) Doubtful positioning
C) Overpositioning
D) Confused positioning
E) No positioning
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A) New York state
B) Oregon
C) California
D) Washington state
E) Washington,D.C.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) Consumers like a variety of things
B) Each age segment views products exactly the same
C) Products need to appear to be different from one another to be successful in the marketplace
D) Communicating and delivering value in different ways to different customer groups
E) All of these
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A) Is a good idea
B) Is not a good thing in marketing
C) Is a concept that uses subliminal messages
D) Is a superior concept used in targeting
E) Is a well-accepted idea in market segmentation
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Multiple Choice
A) People are different based on where they live
B) Geography determines one's likes and dislikes
C) Consumers respond differently to marketing strategies and programs based on where they live
D) The East Coast, West Coast, and Midwest are the most important market segments based on size
E) It is the most important way to segment markets
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) Underwear
B) Perfume
C) Toothpaste
D) Cigars
E) Pregnancy tests
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Multiple Choice
A) Millennial generation
B) Generation X
C) Generation Y
D) Lost generation
E) Baby boomer generation
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Multiple Choice
A) Virtual mapping
B) Perception training
C) Visual mapping
D) Perceptual mapping
E) Flow charting
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