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

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A continuous innovation refers to a product that does not require consumers to learn any new behavior. It is an innovation that involves minimal changes to an existing product, making it easy for consumers to adopt without any significant adjustments to their behavior. Examples include minor upgrades to laptops or phones, or the introduction of new flavors for an existing food product.

A Product That Requires No New Behaviors to Be Learned