Research has found that for many products, including soft drinks, coffee, and cosmetics, consumers are unable to distinguish among brands in blind tests (i. e., taste or other use of the products without labels). nonetheless, even when prices are similar, consumers have strong preferences for specific brands. they may buy out of habit, which is the basis of

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Hana Nolan

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25 January, 14:27

Research has found that for many products, including soft drinks, coffee, and cosmetics, consumers are unable to distinguish among brands in blind tests (i. e., taste or other use of the products without labels). nonetheless, even when prices are similar, consumers have strong preferences for specific brands. they may buy out of habit, which is the basis of

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Halle Carter · Answer 1

The correct answer is routine problem solving. Routine problem solving is being defined as having to associate at least one arithmetic operations or even a ratio in regards to solving problems that are likely to be practical in nature or in the environment.

Alayna Armstrong · Answer 2

They may buy out of habit, which is the basis of routine problem solving. Routine problem solving is defined as associating one type of operation for problem solving with what seems to be correct in nature to that person. Though it has been shown that people without seeing the brand they are familiar with are able to distinguish between products, once they see the brand they are use to they stick with it. People like to stick with what they know and are comfortable with even if the quality of something else is the same.