A) Personal observation is more accurate than ethnopsychic research because the observer/analyst is able to pick up subtleties in the respondent's body language, speech patterns, and facial movements that are often missed by other data collection methods.
B) Personal observation is especially suited for small businesses that need the research data but cannot afford more expensive data collection methods.
C) Personal observation is very effective since it can reveal not only what people do, but also effectively determine why they do it.
D) Personal observation is both useful and flexible, but has reliability issues when different observers watching the same event report different results.
E) With personal observation, different observers will reliably report the same conclusions when watching the same event, such as people brushing their teeth.
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A) define the problem
B) develop the research plan
C) collect relevant information
D) develop findings
E) take marketing actions
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A) asking prospective customers if they are likely to buy the product during some future time period.
B) requesting the firm's salespeople to forecast sales during a coming period.
C) determining if the marketing research and analysis used to develop the recommendations was effective.
D) collecting projections from all regional sales managers and making projections based on a region to region basis.
E) collecting data from marketing experts about changes in the environment.
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A) ethnographic
B) cultural
C) genealogical
D) sociological
E) physiological
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A) individual interview
B) questionnaire data
C) social network
D) information panel
E) focus group
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A) collect relevant information
B) develop findings
C) take marketing actions
D) plan the budget
E) identify constraints
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A) predictive analysis.
B) information extraction.
C) variable analysis.
D) database management.
E) data mining.
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A) expand its scope to include the effectiveness of online college courses.
B) expand its scope to include satellite radio programming.
C) combine its new online ratings with its existing TV ratings.
D) expand its business to a global market.
E) gain access to every American home that owns a television, mobile phone, or computer.
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A) Likert scale
B) semantic differential
C) dichotomous
D) open-ended
E) evaluative
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A) linear trend extrapolation
B) heuristic modeling
C) data mining
D) descriptive research
E) RFID data
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A) external data sources
B) results
C) data warehouse
D) internal data sources
E) buying queries
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A) one service can collect, analyze, interrelate, and present this information.
B) all data collection and analysis is computerized, so the results obtained are almost instantaneous.
C) members of the firm can be included in the analysis of data, making the results more reliable.
D) the service gets paid on a percentage basis; the better the information, the higher the fee.
E) firms using these services get discounts if they share their customer data with competitors.
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A) are repositories of information on U.S. business, economic and trade activity collected by the federal government.
B) are portals to all government websites that can be found by topic or keyword.
C) provide up-to-the-minute business news and security prices plus research reports of companies, industries, and countries.
D) are the most popular Internet portals to enter key words or topics for specific searches.
E) access information in online databases and blogs by primary topic.
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A) independent and dependent.
B) primary and secondary.
C) comprehension and case specific.
D) extraneous and experimental.
E) measurable and non-measurabl
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A) starting with the last known value of the item being forecast, listing the factors that could affect the forecast, assessing whether they have a positive or negative impact, and making the final forecast.
B) making decisions without any intervening steps.
C) asking prospective customers if they are likely to buy the product during some future time period.
D) asking the firm's salespeople to estimate sales during a coming period.
E) selecting the forecasting alternative that would allow a firm to survive financially even if the forecasts were totally incorrect.
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A) virtual
B) primary source
C) hypothetical
D) observational
E) statistical
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A) Wendy's wanted to know if children eat at its restaurants.
B) Wendy's wanted to know why people have children under age 18 living at home.
C) Wendy's can use these personal and household demographic characteristics to segment the fast-food market.
D) Wendy's wants to know how much people earn so it knows whether it should take credit cards for purchases.
E) Wendy's wanted to send these respondents coupons for the products that would appeal to them most.
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A) set budgets
B) determine target market
C) take marketing actions
D) develop findings
E) determine if there is a planning gap between desired findings and actual findings
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A) frequency distribution
B) scale
C) measure of success
D) open-ended question
E) constraint
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