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1 выбор на основе информации
выбор на основе информации
Решение о покупке, принимаемое покупателем на основе подробного ознакомления с информацией о товаре. Такой выбор свойственен определенной категории покупателей, однако практически каждому потребителю необходимо какое-то количество информации о товаре. Объем информации зависит от степени осознанного риска (см. perceived risk) – чем больше риск, тем больше покупателю нужно информации. Производители должны учитывать этот фактор. Обычно технически сложные и дорогие товары снабжаются подробными инструкциями. Производитель, тем не менее, не должен переусердствовать. Существует категория потребителей, которую может напугать слишком обильная информация о товаре, и они могут счесть, что товар, например, крайне сложен в использовании.
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Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > выбор на основе информации
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2 осознанный выбор
General subject: informed choice -
3 правильный
1. accuracy2. good3. legitimate4. in the right way5. orderly6. OK7. arightправильно, справедливо; что надо; в самую точку — right on
8. correctly9. properly10. rightlyправильно; надлежащим образом — in the right way
11. valid12. well-formed13. correct; right; regular14. proper15. right16. square17. straightправильно отрезал; правильно отрезанный — faced straight
18. trueСинонимический ряд:вернее (проч.) вернее; лучше сказать; скорее; точнее
См. также в других словарях:
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