Smithsonian Children's Exhibit A Children's Exhibit at the Smithsonian Institution's International Gallery Was

Smithsonian Children's Exhibit

A children's exhibit at the Smithsonian Institution's International Gallery was titled, "Microbes: Invisible Invaders . . . Amazing Aliens." The 5,000-square-foot interactive exhibit uncovered a mysterious and virtually invisible universe of microscopic organisms--from those that sustain life to those that threaten our health. Its purpose was to show children that microbes are basically germs. The exhibit shows how researchers and others fight infection worldwide. The exhibit had hands-on activities, including a model kitchen where children learned about good and bad microbes. A virtual reality game with holograms and 3-D animations let participants combat deadly viruses. The long-term objective of the exhibit was to ensure the world's supply of microbiologists in the upcoming decades.
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-Refer to Smithsonian Children's Exhibit.The product decisions associated with the Smithsonian exhibit:

A) deal with benefits that are both short term and simplistic
B) illustrate the unimportance of service quality
C) are very high involvement
D) prove word-of-mouth promotion would be the best communication tool to use
E) suggest nonfinancial objectives will be used to set prices