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A) The main techniques for gathering data are focus groups and in-depth interviews.
B) A highly trained professional is advisable for conducting interviews.
C) Questions vary in order and phrasing from group to group.
D) Many interviews are conducted in order to give a projectable scientific sample.
E) Hypotheses are developed and attempts are made to gain insight into the problem.
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A) It must use a random sample.
B) It must be cost-effective.
C) It must reflect the true status of the market.
D) It must be open-ended and free of bias.
E) It must produce the same result each time it is administered.
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A) It is a method in which the researcher gains information on attitudes, opinions, or motivations by questioning current or prospective customers.
B) It is a process in which researchers can elicit a full range of responses from people and thereby infer how well advertising messages convey key copy points.
C) It is a method in which test commercials are shown with noncompeting control commercials to determine their effectiveness, measure comprehension and attitude shifts, and detect weaknesses.
D) It is a scientific investigation in which a researcher randomly assigns different consumers to two or more messages or stimuli.
E) It is an investigation in which respondents are shown test commercials, usually in shopping centers, and questions are asked before and after exposure.
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A) portfolio analysis
B) attitude testing
C) recall testing
D) direct questioning
E) observational research
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A) The main techniques used for gathering data are surveys and experiments.
B) The order and phrasing of questions asked is carefully controlled.
C) The questions asked are exactly the same for each interview.
D) Many interviews are taken in order to give a projectable scientific sample.
E) The interviewer needs to frame questions in response to what the respondents say.
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A) Experimental method
B) Projective technique
C) Observation method
D) Survey method
E) Intensive technique
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A) Experimental method
B) Simulation
C) Observation method
D) Intensive technique
E) Survey method
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A) It makes extensive use of inquiry tests.
B) It is free from perception errors such as halo effect.
C) It determines the likability and comprehension of an ad.
D) It always uses external stakeholders.
E) It does not help in distinguishing between strong and weak ads.
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A) message pretesting
B) recall testing
C) merchandising
D) tracking
E) media research
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A) Informal research
B) Situation analysis
C) Interpretation of findings
D) Construction of research objectives
E) Primary research
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