A) Test market areas are representative of the market in general in terms of population characteristics,competition,and distribution outlets.
B) Test-market products are advertised or promoted below a profitable level for the market in general.
C) The effects of factors that influence sales,such as the sales force,season,weather conditions,competitive retaliation,shelf space,and so forth,are considered in the research.
D) The test-market period is too short to determine whether the product will be repurchased by customers.
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A) Secondary data
B) Primary data
C) A combination of primary and secondary data
D) Big Data
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A) Experimental research
B) Archival research
C) Survey research
D) Observational research
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A) Mathematical modeling
B) Long interviews
C) Experimental research
D) Observational research
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A) Processing of research data
B) Data structuring and analysis
C) Preparation of the research report
D) Performance of the research
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A) When test marketing areas are representative of and proportionate to the market in general
B) When the test-market period is so long that it can determine whether the product will be repurchased by customers
C) When test stores provide complete support to the study
D) When test-market products are advertised beyond a profitable level for the market in general
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A) estimate the future sales potential of new products.
B) evaluate store layouts of a new store.
C) establish the placement of new products.
D) identify the location for a new store.
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A) Processing of research data
B) Plan of the research
C) Performance of the research
D) Preparation of the research report
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A) Marketing research that is executed carefully is free from errors.
B) Marketing research is an aid to decision making.
C) Marketing research is a substitute for decision making.
D) Marketing research forecasts with certainty what will happen in the future.
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A) they are accurate and free from respondents' self-selection bias.
B) they do not require their responses to be checked for duplication.
C) they enable the easy generation of sample frames.
D) they enable the processing of real-time data.
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A) They may not be accurate and relevant.
B) They may take excessive amount of time to collect.
C) They may have been altered.
D) They may contain bias.
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A) Primary data
B) Secondary data
C) A combination of primary and secondary data
D) Raw data
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A) they are highly threatening to respondents for sensitive topics.
B) they cannot be used for word association tests of new brand names.
C) they do not enable the identification of important motives underlying consumer choices.
D) they require trained and experienced interviewers as sensitive data may be elicited.
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A) Projective techniques
B) Mathematical modeling
C) Focus groups
D) Observational research
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A) Marketing audit
B) Observational research
C) Archival research
D) Experimental research
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A) observational research
B) archival research
C) experimental research
D) survey research
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A) Experimental research
B) Mathematical modeling
C) Survey research
D) Observational research
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A) It involves the collection of data by means of a questionnaire.
B) It cannot be used to understand causal relationships between variables.
C) It is difficult to design and administer effectively in natural settings.
D) It is extremely useful in cases where the research involves very large data sets.
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A) imply significant relationships among variables.
B) do not use econometric or statistical techniques.
C) seldom obtain findings that are unambiguous.
D) always use extremely large secondary data sets.
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A) observational research
B) mathematical modeling
C) experimental research
D) projective technique
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