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A researcher is analyzing data and is concerned over how strongly interrelated the independent variables of attitude toward one's employer and attitude toward one's coworkers are in his model. The researcher is concerned about _____.
 a. multicollinearity
  b. MANOVA
  c. degrees of freedom
  d. convergence

Question 2

Provide two examples of consumer promotion programs and describe each in detail.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

A bonus pack is a special container, package, carton, or other holder in which the consumer is given more of the product for the same or perhaps even lower price per ounce or unit than in the regular container. A cross-ruff is a consumer promotion technique in which a noncompetitive product is used as the vehicle to distribute a coupon, sample, or other sales promotion offer for another product. intermediary.



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