Exam 7: Primary Data Collection
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The major methods of collecting primary data are communication and observation.
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On a survey, asking individuals to indicate how important a coupon would be in the purchase of pizza would be an example of _____ data.
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At the present, one of the issues of greatest concern about using the Internet for survey research is the degree to which the respondents of Internet surveys are representative of a target population.
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All of the following are types of demographic/socioeconomic data except
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Measuring intentions, motivations, and behaviors are all types of primary data.
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It is generally better to select focus group members who know each other well.
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Motivations refer to a person's feelings, convictions, or beliefs for an object, idea, or individual.
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Psychographics and lifestyle data is concerned with all of the following except
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Observation involves the process of viewing market situations in field settings only.
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Observation involves the process of viewing market situations either in the field or in laboratory settings.
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A major disadvantage of the communication method is that information external to subjects cannot be observed.
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Mail surveys are the most productive, accurate, comprehensive, controlled, and versatile types of communication.
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A primary advantage of telephone interviews is the drawing of a representative sample.
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Indirect observation involves actually watching an individual's behavior.
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Age, income, and gender are examples of demographic and socioeconomic data
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Methods of computerized data collection available to marketing researchers include all of the following except
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Telephone surveys are used in all of the following situations except when
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It is generally better to select focus group members who have never met.
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