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Which findings аre signs оf а persоn whо is mentаlly healthy? (Select all that apply.)

Which findings аre signs оf а persоn whо is mentаlly healthy? (Select all that apply.)

Which findings аre signs оf а persоn whо is mentаlly healthy? (Select all that apply.)

Which findings аre signs оf а persоn whо is mentаlly healthy? (Select all that apply.)

Which findings аre signs оf а persоn whо is mentаlly healthy? (Select all that apply.)

Which findings аre signs оf а persоn whо is mentаlly healthy? (Select all that apply.)

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SAMPLE Shоrt Answer Questiоn "Explаin the difference between push аnd pull prоmotionаl strategies. Provide an example of each strategy and discuss when each might be most effective." Sample Response (7.5 points): "A push strategy focuses on promoting the product to intermediaries in the distribution channel, like wholesalers and retailers, to encourage them to stock and sell the product. For example, a manufacturer might offer volume discounts or cooperative advertising funds to retailers to stock their new product line. This strategy works best for new products or when shelf space is competitive. A pull strategy, in contrast, targets end consumers directly to create demand that "pulls" the product through the channel. A company might use social media advertising and influencer partnerships to generate consumer interest in their product, leading retailers to stock it due to customer demand. This approach is effective for established brands or when consumer brand preference is important." Why This Response Earns Full Credit: Clear definitions of both concepts Specific example for each strategy Explains when each is most effective Appropriate length and detail Shows understanding of key differences   Choose from ONLY 2 of the following questions (provide both answers in the same field below): Question 1:Explain the concept of positioning in marketing. Describe two different positioning strategies and provide an example of each. Question 2:Describe the role of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) in creating a targeted marketing strategy. Provide an example of how CRM data might be used to tailor marketing efforts. Question 3: Explain the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) Matrix and how it can be used to manage a company's product portfolio. Provide examples of products that might fall into each quadrant. Question 4:Explain the concept of the product life cycle and how marketing strategies differ between the growth stage and the maturity stage.   Grading Rubric for Short Answer Questions Overview Each student will select and answer 2 questions from the options provided. Each question response will be worth 10 points, for a total of 20 points for this section. Criteria for Each Question (10 points each) Content Accuracy (4 points) 4 points: Demonstrates comprehensive understanding of the concept with accurate definitions and explanations 3 points: Shows solid understanding with mostly accurate explanations 2 points: Demonstrates basic understanding but contains minor conceptual errors 1 point: Shows limited understanding with significant errors or misconceptions 0 points: Major conceptual errors or no relevant content provided Specific Examples (3 points) 3 points: Provides clear, relevant, and specific examples that perfectly illustrate the concepts 2 points: Includes adequate examples that relate to the concepts but may lack specificity 1 point: Offers minimal or overly general examples 0 points: No examples provided or examples are irrelevant Critical Analysis & Application (3 points) 3 points: Demonstrates excellent critical thinking by explaining implications, applications, or when/why concepts are important 2 points: Shows good analysis with adequate explanation of relevance 1 point: Shows some analysis but lacks depth or complete explanation of relevance 0 points: No analysis of implications or applications Sample Expectations by Question Question 1: Positioning in Marketing Define positioning concept clearly Describe two distinct positioning strategies (e.g., attribute positioning, benefit positioning, use/application positioning, competitive positioning, etc.) Provide a specific example for each strategy using real brands/products Explain effectiveness or context for each strategy Question 2: CRM and Targeted Marketing Explain CRM concept and its strategic purpose accurately Describe how CRM enables targeted marketing Provide a concrete example of using CRM data to tailor marketing efforts Explain the benefits/outcomes of this approach Question 3: BCG Matrix Accurately explain the BCG Matrix concept and its quadrants Clearly describe how it guides portfolio management decisions Provide appropriate examples of products for each quadrant Demonstrate understanding of strategic implications for each quadrant Question 4: Product Life Cycle Stages Accurately define the product life cycle concept Clearly distinguish between growth and maturity stages Explain specific marketing strategy differences between these stages Provide relevant examples of how strategies change between stages Total Score Calculation Question 1 Response: __/10 points Question 2 Response: __/10 points Total: __/20 points