Exam 9: A: Primary Data Collection: Experimentation and Test Markets
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An experiment is designed to test how consumers go about choosing life insurance policies.If this experiment uses a sample of college students,it would likely not have _______.
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The "treatment" is also referred to as which of the following?
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Test marketing sounds like a natural step in the progression of a product through the product development process.However,there are some risks associated with conducting test markets.Hence,what are the 4 factors that should be taken into account in determining whether or not to conduct a test market?
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A _____________ is a by-product of the research process itself.
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If the researcher can show that the experimental or treatment variable actually produced the differences observed in the dependent variable,then the experiment can be said to be which of the following?
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Which of the following has the highest degree of external validity?
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Experiments are especially effective in showing causality because they are able to do what?
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Pre-experimental designs offer little or no control over extraneous factors.
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__________ refers to changes in subjects throughout the course of the experiment that are a function of time, such as getting older, tiring, etc.
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Test markets are which of the following type of experiment?
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Under what conditions can the results of a test market be used to forecast sales for a region?
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Because laboratory experiments can control extraneous effects,the researcher's ability to infer that the independent variable is causing change in the dependent variable is enhanced.
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Your client is interested in determining which of two Internet banner ads is more effective.Design a field experiment.Be sure to identify the independent and dependent variables.
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In order to show that variable A causes variable B,A must occur:
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Full commercialization of a new product is generally less expensive than conducting a test market.
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__________ refers to the intervention between the beginning and end of an experiment,involving outside variables or events that might change the dependent variable.
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Which of the following is the main disadvantage of laboratory experiments?
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