Products that take longer for consumers to see the benefits of or that do not have a good infrastructure in place for support are called
A)extended products.
B)complex products.
C)low-learning products.
D)high-learning products.
E)slow-learning products.

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Products that take longer for consumers to see the benefits of or that do not have a good infrastructure in place for support are called high-learning products. These products require extensive learning, usage, and experience before consumers can fully understand their benefits and make informed decisions about them. Examples include medical devices, software applications, and financial services.

Products That Take Longer for Consumers to See the Benefits