A product that requires no new behaviors be learned by consumers is a
A)continuous innovation.
B)discontinuous innovation.
C)dynamically continuous innovation.
D)symbiotic innovation.
E)simultaneous innovation.

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A continuous innovation is one that requires little to no change in consumer behavior or usage patterns. Examples of this type of innovation include small modifications or improvements to existing products like the latest iPhone model or a new flavor of soda. The other options, including discontinuous innovation, dynamically continuous innovation, symbiotic innovation, and simultaneous innovation, all refer to types of innovations that require varying degrees of behavioral change and learning from consumers.

A Product That Requires No New Behaviors Be Learned by Consumers