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In questionnaire design, a question such as "Accounting is the best part of the business program, isn't it?"


A) is a question that respondents cannot easily or accurately answer.
B) is a question that respondents are reluctant to answer because the information is sensitive.
C) leads respondents to a particular response.
D) asks two questions at once.
E) is complex and something respondents may be unfamiliar with.

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Katrine's office supply store is in a strip mall. She wants to know what other businesses in the strip mall her customers visit when they come to her store. To collect information for this objective, Katrine could use


A) door-to-door surveys.
B) focus group interviews.
C) observation.
D) sales invoices.
E) census data.

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When conducting a survey about choosing vacation destinations, Heidi will need to ________ in order to get reluctant respondents to provide honest information.


A) choose only highly verbal consumers
B) assure consumers that responses are confidential
C) use only focus group interviews
D) ask unstructured questions
E) create an efficient data warehouse

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What is an example of an unstructured question?


A) "Would you buy this product (Yes\No) ?"
B) "Would you buy this product (A. definitely, B. maybe, C. definitely not) ?"
C) "What would convince you to buy this product (A. lower price, B. larger packaging, C. better taste) ?"
D) "Please rate the attributes of this product that are important to you (rate 1-5, with 1 being most important and 5 being least important) ."
E) "Why did you buy this product?"

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Once a marketing researcher is ready to move beyond preliminary insights to specific, informed questions, the researcher is ready to conduct


A) quantitative research.
B) data warehousing.
C) syndicated marketing surveys.
D) qualitative research.
E) research design.

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What is the major advantage of primary data collection, compared to the use of secondary data?

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What research method would be best in helping a marketer understand how people feel about a product or service on an individual, detailed level?


A) focus groups
B) surveys
C) social media monitoring
D) primary data mining
E) in-depth interviews

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In a focus group, researchers usually videotape or audiotape the session in order to


A) evaluate the potential for in-depth interviews.
B) catch any patterns of verbal or nonverbal responses.
C) post the videos on the corporate website.
D) avoid asking repetitive questions.
E) create survey instruments to send to the participants.

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The CEO of a hunting store in Wisconsin approaches the marketing director, explaining that the store is considering expanding into Minnesota. The CEO asks the marketing director to design a research project to collect demographic data about Minnesota residents by county and zip code. What is an inexpensive option for collecting this data?

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Which type of data would be the best choice for Burger King fast-food restaurants if the headquarters wants to know how many french fries versus packages of apple slices it has sold in past years?


A) internal secondary data
B) external secondary data
C) survey responses
D) focus group data
E) primary data

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Before conducting marketing research, it is important to establish in advance exactly what problem needs to be solved.

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A major disadvantage of primary data collection is


A) it can be accessed only through syndicated databases or unstructured data mines.
B) it cannot be tailored to meet specific research needs.
C) it requires more sophisticated training and experience to design the study and collect data.
D) it is too general to meet researcher's and manager's needs.
E) it does not offer behavioral insights that can be obtained from secondary data.

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Shondra and Jason are working on a research project to anticipate customer attitudes toward a proposed product line for their company. They have worked with the marketing manager to determine the answers that are needed and have created a detailed design of the project. Their next logical step will be to


A) develop a budget.
B) begin to collect data.
C) summarize their preliminary conclusions to present to managers.
D) begin recommending changes to the new product line.
E) analyze the data.

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If a firm has demographic and purchasing information about its customers, the firm can use data mining techniques to


A) understand psychographic motivations.
B) create marketing mixes based on consumer self-values.
C) customize marketing programs for different demographic segments.
D) determine which syndicated data warehouse services to purchase.
E) find out which competitors its customers purchase from.

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During the research process, participants were asked a series of four unstructured questions. It would be appropriate for participants to answer "yes" or "no" to these questions.

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The marketing research process follows five steps, and researchers


A) may not always go through them in the exact sequence if the situation changes or new information is discovered.
B) should maintain the integrity of the process by following each step sequentially and thoroughly.
C) often collect data before defining the research objectives.
D) should be prepared to present the results before completing the analysis if they are under a great deal of pressure to meet a deadline.
E) may follow the process by completing all steps at once instead of planning the process first.

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McDonald's introduced a Favorites Under 400 Calorie Menu to reverse the perception that McDonald's sells only unhealthy food. Suppose that McDonald's, as a follow-up, collects and analyzes social media posts from Facebook, Twitter, and similar sites, hoping to understand if consumer perceptions are improving. This would be an example of


A) quantitative research.
B) an online focus group.
C) sentiment mining.
D) neuromarketing.
E) an experiment.

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A typical focus group has ________ members.


A) 2 to 4
B) 4 to 6
C) 6 to 8
D) 8 to 12
E) 12 to 15

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One of the benefits of marketing research that it reduces the uncertainty under which managers make decisions.

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Which statement best describes secondary data?


A) Secondary data may not be precisely relevant to the research needs.
B) Secondary data are those data collected to address specific research needs.
C) Secondary data collection is always extremely time-consuming and expensive.
D) Secondary data will always meet the researchers' needs.
E) Secondary data include only qualitative research.

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