Exam 13: Designing and Managing Services

A ________ refers to any place at which a company seeks to manage a relationship with a customer,whether through people,technology,or some combination of the two.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 61

Which of the following is an example of a gap between management perception and the service-quality specifications?

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Question 62

Although Brenda previously used UPS because it offered better prices on package shipping,she now uses only FedEx,because it gives her the facility of shipping from any FedEx location 24 hours a day.Which of the following factors led to Brenda's customer switching behavior?

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 63

Traditionally,customers have had three specific worries about product service.What are they?

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Question 64

Susan wanted to check out a new salon in her locality,so she decided to go for a hair styling session.She was very happy with the way her stylist connected and related with her concerns.She is judging the service based on its ________.

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Question 65

A computer falls into the ________ category of service mix.

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Question 66

In which of the following does a customer respond to the technical quality of a service?

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Question 67

Firms have decided to raise fees and lower service for those customers who barely pay their way and to coddle big spenders to retain their patronage as long as possible.This is an example of organizing customers by ________.

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Question 68

Clearwater Spa operates on the premise that service quality is the main reason that customers come to the spa,and the attendants are trained to provide excellent service.Despite this,the spa rarely has repeat customers.Clearwater began collecting feedback from customers to find out the reason for this.The management realized that although the customers were happy about the services they did not like the ambience.What kind of a gap is causing the unsuccessful service delivery in this situation?

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Question 69

Inseparability in the context of a service means that there is a provider-client interaction involved as the provider is part of the service.

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Question 70

BRZ Shoes targets the youth market with vibrant,visually appealing ads in modern styles.BRZ ads appeal to the ________ dimension of brand experience.

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Question 71

Salt is an example of a hybrid.

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Question 72

A service provider can work with larger groups to get around the limitations of inseparability.

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Question 73

Angela switched to a new hair stylist after getting a bad haircut from her previous stylist.This is an example of which of the following factors leading to customer switching behavior?

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 74

Which of the following is true for services?

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Question 75

The product's purchase cost plus the discounted cost of maintenance and repair less the discounted salvage value gives the ________.

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Question 76

Which of the following is an example of a pure tangible good?

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Question 77

Several strategies exist for managing the supply and demand of services.List the strategies for managing each and give an example of each strategy.

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Question 78

Importance-performance analysis rates the various elements of the service bundle and identifies required actions.

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Question 79

Clients judge service not only by its technical quality but also by its functional quality.

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Exam 13: Designing and Managing Services

A ________ refers to any place at which a company seeks to manage a relationship with a customer,whether through people,technology,or some combination of the two.

Which of the following is an example of a gap between management perception and the service-quality specifications?

Although Brenda previously used UPS because it offered better prices on package shipping,she now uses only FedEx,because it gives her the facility of shipping from any FedEx location 24 hours a day.Which of the following factors led to Brenda's customer switching behavior?

Traditionally,customers have had three specific worries about product service.What are they?

Susan wanted to check out a new salon in her locality,so she decided to go for a hair styling session.She was very happy with the way her stylist connected and related with her concerns.She is judging the service based on its ________.

A computer falls into the ________ category of service mix.

In which of the following does a customer respond to the technical quality of a service?

Firms have decided to raise fees and lower service for those customers who barely pay their way and to coddle big spenders to retain their patronage as long as possible.This is an example of organizing customers by ________.

Inseparability in the context of a service means that there is a provider-client interaction involved as the provider is part of the service.

BRZ Shoes targets the youth market with vibrant,visually appealing ads in modern styles.BRZ ads appeal to the ________ dimension of brand experience.

Salt is an example of a hybrid.

A service provider can work with larger groups to get around the limitations of inseparability.

Angela switched to a new hair stylist after getting a bad haircut from her previous stylist.This is an example of which of the following factors leading to customer switching behavior?

Which of the following is true for services?

The product's purchase cost plus the discounted cost of maintenance and repair less the discounted salvage value gives the ________.

Which of the following is an example of a pure tangible good?

Several strategies exist for managing the supply and demand of services.List the strategies for managing each and give an example of each strategy.

Importance-performance analysis rates the various elements of the service bundle and identifies required actions.

Clients judge service not only by its technical quality but also by its functional quality.

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