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The customer’s circumstances and ability to manage without the product are what matter."}]},{"id":"88ab2d51-3d7d-4dfa-a408-31f7f26e0278","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"Give an example of when a car is a need.","back":"A car is a need for a district nurse driving between rural patients.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"A car is a need for a district nurse driving between rural patients.","correct":true,"explanation":"The nurse needs reliable transport to reach patients across rural areas, where public transport or walking may not provide a practical alternative."},{"text":"A car is a need for someone living ten minutes from a station.","correct":false,"explanation":"Living close to a station usually provides a practical alternative, so owning a car is more likely to be a want in this situation."},{"text":"A car is a need for someone choosing a larger vehicle for status.","correct":false,"explanation":"Status and preference are non-essential motives, making the car a want. 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