A) search
B) form
C) credence
D) experience
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A) The services cannot be held, seen, or touched before the purchase decision.
B) The service cannot be described only experienced.
C) The value of the service provided can only be determined using subjective criteria.
D) The quantity can vary.
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A) intangibility.
B) static demand.
C) off-peak convenience.
D) idle production capacity.
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A) search
B) credence
C) experience
D) form
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A) packaging.
B) capacity management.
C) advertising.
D) branding.
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A) 80; 85
B) 100; 95
C) 75; 75
D) 90; 90
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A) Services are both tangible and intangible items.
B) Two out of ten Canadians work in the services industry.
C) In Canada, the service sector is responsible for over 75 percent of its workforce.
D) The marketing of services is the same as the marketing of goods.
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A) responsiveness
B) sympathy
C) assurance
D) empathy
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A) flexibility
B) congruity
C) consistency
D) tangibility
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A) search
B) credence
C) indirect
D) form
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A) promotional reach
B) advertising reach
C) pricing options
D) distribution reach
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A) internal analysis.
B) personnel management.
C) internal marketing.
D) employee development.
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A) expectations and actual experience.
B) experience and credence.
C) expectations and customer contact.
D) intangibility and inconsistency.
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A) search; experience
B) experience; search
C) consistent; inconsistent
D) inconsistent; consistent
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A) contact point audit
B) customer contact audit
C) gap audit
D) touch point audit
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A) production.
B) evidence.
C) good.
D) service.
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A) receiving a college or university education is an example of the second dimension
B) the first dimension is the inseparability of production and consumption
C) the third dimension is that for many products, separation of production and consumption is easy for the consumer to complete
D) the second dimension is that, in most cases, the consumer cannot (and does not) separate the deliverer of the service from the service itself
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A) internal marketing
B) capacity management
C) gap analysis
D) customer touch point audit
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