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Session 2

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 23mins

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Class
Date
1.

New product development starts with _____________.

a)

Idea generation

b)

Idea screening

c)

Concept development

d)

Concept testing

2.

A company can obtain new products through new product development. Which of the following defines new products?

a)

Original product

b)

product improvement

c)

Product modification

d)

All of the above

3.

Eliminating possibilities until one or two ideas are selected for development.

a)

generating ideas

b)

screening ideas

c)

introducing the product

d)

evaluating customer acceptance

4.

Which of the following phase involve selecting the best idea and dropping poor ideas?

a)

Idea generation

b)

Business Analysis

c)

Market strategy development

d)

Idea screening

5.

A company has absorptive capabilities if it....

a)

recognizes the signal from external environment

b)

identifies and assimilates new information

c)

transfers new information into innovation

d)

develops new businesses

6.

Loss aversion is the idea that...

a)

We tend to make investments that lose money

b)

We tend to avoid telling people about our losses

c)

If you lose money, you shouldn’t be in charge of making financial decisions

d)

We tend to feel the effect of losses more than the effect of similar gains

7.

Which of the following loss aversion strategies best describes a streaming service that allows you to watch its content free for 30 days?

a)

Coupons

b)

Scarcity and urgency

c)

Buy now, and get free shipping

d)

Free trials and samples

8.

the phenomenon where a real or potential loss is perceived by individuals as psychologically or emotionally more severe than an equivalent gain

a)

Mental Accounting

b)

Bandwagon Effect

c)

Loss Aversion

d)

Confirmation Bias

9.

Ally signs up for a Netflix trial. Because she “owns” a full account, she places high value on it and signs up. This is

a)

Loss Aversion

b)

Herd Mentality

c)

Overprecision

d)

The Endowment Effect

10.

The Endowment Effect is …

a)

Doing something because you see all of your friends doing it

b)

Valuing something more because you own it

c)

Returning to a baseline level of happiness after a major event

d)

Continuing something because you have contributed resources to it

11.

Which of the following best describes status quo bias?

a)

A tendency to favor the current state or existing conditions over considering alternatives.

b)

A preference for traditions and customs, regardless of their effectiveness.

c)

A desire to always try new things without sticking to one's habits.

d)

A tendency to prefer change and new experiences over familiar routines.

12.

What is Open Innovation?

a)

Venturing into a new market area.

b)

Sourcing the ideas from outside the organization.

c)

Opening up a new function in organization.

d)

Limiting the boundary of organization.

13.

In the context of a business model, what does the term "value proposition” refer to?

a)

The monetary worth of a company's products or services

b)

The unique bundle of benefits that a company offers to its customers

c)

The cost of production incurred by the company

d)

The market share captured by the company's products or services

14.

What is the difference between 'Invention' and 'Innovation'?

a)

Invention is about creating new ideas, while Innovation is about commercial and social benefits

b)

Invention is about improving existing things, while Innovation is about creating new things

c)

Invention is about using new technology, while Innovation is about creating new products

d)

Invention is about selling products, while Innovation is about improving existing products

15.

Which innovation theory could describe Netflix's shift from mailing movie discs to streaming videos over the internet?

a)

Architectural Innovation

b)

Radical Innovation

c)

Incremental Innovation

d)

Disruptive Innovation

16.

State the difference between invention, discovery and innovation:

a)

the discovery is made at the applied level, the innovation based on it is created at the fundamental level;

b)

a discovery or invention can be made collectively, and innovations are developed and implemented by a scientist, a lone inventor;

c)

a discovery or invention is carried out exclusively for the purpose of obtaining profit, while innovations are introduced for the purpose of obtaining new knowledge;

d)

discovery or invention can be accidental, innovations do not happen by chance.

17.

Innovative management is:

a)

a system of principles and methods for the development and implementation of management decisions related to the implementation of various aspects of the enterprise's investment activity;

b)

application of knowledge, skills, tools and methods to project operations to meet project requirements;

c)

a set of methods and forms of management of the innovation process, as well as management of organizational structures engaged in this activity and their personnel;

d)

a set of principles, methods and means of enterprise management with the aim of increasing production efficiency and increasing profits.

18.

When Apple introduces the new iPhone in 2007, they enjoyed this advantage:

a)

competitive advantage

b)

first-mover advantage

c)

customer relationship advantage

d)

business process advantage

19.

When a company develops unique differences in its products or services with the intent to influence demand it is called ________________ ___________

a)

service upgrading

b)

product enhancement

c)

service alternatives

d)

product differentiation

20.

What does "disruptive innovation" describe?

a)

Large companies innovating within their markets

b)

Smaller companies challenging established businesses

c)

Governments regulating new industries

d)

Startups that fail in the market

21.

Disruptive innovations often start as products that are perceived as...?

a)

Superior

b)

Inferior

c)

Expensive

d)

Mainstream

22.

What is a key challenge for established companies facing disruption?

a)

Too much market demand

b)

Resistance to change 

c)

Too few resources 

d)

Excessive innovation

23.

How have disruptors changed business revenue models?

a)

By sticking to traditional one-time purchases

b)

By introducing subscription models

c)

By only focusing on physical stores 

d)

By eliminating digital offerings

24.

What is an example of a disruptive business model?

a)

Renting out properties with no fees

b)

Offering basic services for free and charging for premium services

c)

Selling only in physical stores

d)

Restricting access to services