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Eric left high school to work in a factory where he has been for the last 9 years. He married at 19 and has 2 children. He is unhappy and cynical. He doesn't like working hard to make purchase decisions so he waits until a product is easy to find before he buys. late majority innovator early adopter early majority laggard Question 2 3 pts Brandon is a successful professional. He is a divorced father of a 10 year old. He is confident due to his award-winning work on the college debate team. He is conscious of fashion and is meticulous about his clothes. He subscribes to numerous trade and specialty magazines. He loves to tell others about the new products he buys. innovator early adopter early majority late majority laggard Question 3 3 pts Craig is a devoted family man. The proud father of 3 , he loves taking his kids fishing or playing sports with them. A confirmed 'do-it-yourselfer', he feels his home is the best possible psychological and financial investment he can make. He is brand-conscious but tries to get the best value for his money. He likes to wait to purchase until there are many price and quality choices. early majority innovator early adopter late majority laggard Question 4 3 pts Dan is a self-made businessperson. He had to go to work at 16 when his father died. He finished high school by age 20 by an alternative route. He likes products that are practical. He resents his daughter telling him he should modernize. He is still a sought after customer since when he buys a product its sales may already be declining. late majority innovator early adopter early majority laggard Question 5 3 pts Jim is a retired widower. He works on fixing things up in his too-large home. He is cautious and sometimes outright suspicious about strangers. This also includes anything new. He never buys some products as he's nervous about change and new ideas. laggard innovator early adopter early majority late majority