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sam.t96

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Describe how the five levels of need in Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs could be met at a college football game.

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What is the customer service gap? Give five solid examples of personal experiences that support this concept.



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Answer to Question 1

physiological: food, water, and shelter provided by the stadium
security: safety at the game
social: desire to be with friends and other fans at the game
esteem: want respect for self and the team
self actualization: associate personal success with a winning team

Answer to Question 2

The customer service gap is the difference between what customers expect and what they actually get



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