Exam 6: Descriptive Research Design: Survey and Observation
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To conduct an e-mail survey,the survey is written within the body of the e-mail message.
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Observing children playing with new toys is an example of unstructured observation.
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Which telephone interview method involves phoning a sample of respondents and asking them a series of questions with the interviewer using a paper questionnaire to record the responses with a pencil?
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In the traditional mail interview,questionnaires are mailed to random potential respondents.
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A sampling frame is a representation of the elements of the target population.It consists of a list or set of directions for identifying the target population.
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What are the issues surrounding selecting the appropriate survey method for an international marketing research project (Table 6.6 in the text)?
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Computer assisted personal interviews tend to be the most expensive mode of data collection per completed response.
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Which of the following marketing applications is not an example of trace analysis?
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Which personal interviewing method utilizes help screens and courteous error messages?
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Content analysis could be profitably employed in the analysis of structured questions.
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The potential for non-response bias increases as the response rate decreases.
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With computer automated telephone surveying,human intervention is needed to record the questions to be asked during the phone survey.
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It is best to view observation as a complement to survey methods,rather than as being in competition with them.
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Mail surveys,mail panels,e-mail,and Internet surveys require a large field force.
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Decisions related to the ________ portion of the mail interview package involve sponsorship,personalization,and type of appeal (Table 6.1 in the text).
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What are the researcher's responsibilities with regards to anonymity in survey and observation research?
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Decisions related to "monetary versus non-monetary" and "prepaid versus promised amount" relate to which portion of the mail interview package?
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