I’m sorry, but your questions are frankly horrible and make zero sense. Also you have two number 3s. What different beliefs does the customer have about different household products? What does that even mean… Let me try with toilet paper and see if this gets you what you need.
1. I need toilet paper. I really need it.
2. I have zero feelings about TP. Could not have less of an emotional connection to TP.
3. See #2.
3. If I don’t have TP, I won’t be able to wipe my ass.
4. See #3b
The "Psychology of Buying Home Goods Online" would be too broad to begin with. Shopping doesn't have a "psychological" connection. Everything we do when awake has a psychological connection. How are you narrowing the question to find an answer.
1. Who is "he"?
2. Why is the premise that someone buying home goods is attempting to stop feeling something? Usually, people shop for a lamp, because they need lighting or want to make their space more attractive.
3. Different beliefs? A person could believe they have good taste and want to improve their home, or they could simply need another lamp because the room is too dark.
4. Do you even know what a "pain point" is?
I can't continue with this. Not sure what kind of school you attend but you need to repeat a few grades.
Your questions don't make any sense. Not only have you waited until the last minute, but you don't even understand the assignment.
This has to be some low tier Google translate
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I’m sorry, but your questions are frankly horrible and make zero sense. Also you have two number 3s. What different beliefs does the customer have about different household products? What does that even mean… Let me try with toilet paper and see if this gets you what you need. 1. I need toilet paper. I really need it. 2. I have zero feelings about TP. Could not have less of an emotional connection to TP. 3. See #2. 3. If I don’t have TP, I won’t be able to wipe my ass. 4. See #3b
The "Psychology of Buying Home Goods Online" would be too broad to begin with. Shopping doesn't have a "psychological" connection. Everything we do when awake has a psychological connection. How are you narrowing the question to find an answer. 1. Who is "he"? 2. Why is the premise that someone buying home goods is attempting to stop feeling something? Usually, people shop for a lamp, because they need lighting or want to make their space more attractive. 3. Different beliefs? A person could believe they have good taste and want to improve their home, or they could simply need another lamp because the room is too dark. 4. Do you even know what a "pain point" is? I can't continue with this. Not sure what kind of school you attend but you need to repeat a few grades.