Deck 10: Gathering and Using Information: Marketing Research and Market Intelligence

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The intranet is an excellent tool utilized by companies to reach consumers.
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Marketing research is utilized when market intelligence,internal company data,and analytics software falls short.
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Understanding customers requires both quantitative and qualitative data.
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Companies who neglect the task of gathering market intelligence are vulnerable.
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Analytics software is utilized to generate information produced in reports generated by the company regularly.
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_____ typically involves researching a specific market to determine its size and trends.

A) Market research
B) Profitability research
C) Test marketing
D) Test market research
E) Market testing
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Marketing research should not necessarily be performed just because the competition is engaging in it.
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Industrial espionage mainly involves examining content in blogs,and other online media to determine what people are thinking at any given time.
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A(n)_____ is a way to manage the vast amount of information firms have on hand.

A) EDS
B) RFID
C) MRS
D) MIS
E) SCM
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Salespeople are primarily involved in gathering competitor intelligence; so many companies have instituted CDB systems.
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Even if you simply get good information that is of no use,marketing research should be performed because the marketer is better equipped for his/her job.
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Which of the following is the most effective way that an online book retailer can utilize to recommend products its customers might like?

A) Analytics hardware
B) Supplier information
C) Industrial espionage
D) Accounting information
E) Clickstream data
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Marketing information systems involve all of the following EXCEPT:

A) a system for collecting market intelligence on an ongoing basis.
B) a system for recording marketing research information.
C) a system for collecting test market information.
D) a system for recording internally generated data and reports.
E) marketing analytics software to help managers with their decision making.
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The primary purpose of market research is to collect,analyze,and report marketing information that can be used to answer questions or solve problems so as to improve a company's bottom line.
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One standard set forth in the Code of Ethics for Market Intelligence Professionals is to avoid conflicts of interest in fulfilling one's duties.
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Suppliers are a source of market intelligence.
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Market research is the process of researching a specific market to determine its size and trends.
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Sue often travels to other grocery stores in the marketplace to observe how much they are charging for the same products she stocks at her store.Sue is engaging in _____.

A) secret shopping
B) market intelligence
C) market dominance
D) investigatory journalism
E) sleuth marketing
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Combining data into one location is called _____,

A) dashboard highlighting
B) data warehousing
C) systems analysis
D) clickstreaming
E) data mining
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Market research is typically inexpensive.
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Stealing product strategy information from a competitor is known as:

A) industrial espionage.
B) competitive intelligence.
C) product investigation.
D) consumer protection.
E) strategic marketing.
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Tom's internship position involves reading trade magazines and economic data to educate himself and his boss about market trends.Tom is involved in _____.

A) sentiment analysis
B) industrial espionage
C) intranet extraction
D) market intelligence
E) data system mining
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_____ is data generated about the number of people who visit a Web site and its various pages.
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The Economist is an example of a(n)_____ that provides a company with market intelligence.
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_____ is a method of examining content in blogs,tweets,and other online media to determine what people are thinking at any given time.

A) Data warehousing
B) Sentiment analysis
C) Alpha testing
D) Industrial espionage
E) Repositioning
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MIS is a system used to _____ that a firm's marketing professionals and managers need to make good decisions.
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Market trends can be uncovered internally utilizing:

A) industrial espionage.
B) data mining techniques.
C) repositioning.
D) alpha testing.
E) product launch.
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Standards for the Code of Ethics for Market Intelligence Professionals includes:

A) manipulating the data as the researcher sees fit.
B) providing honest and realistic recommendations and conclusions in the execution of one's duties.
C) complying with enforced laws, but allowing for bribery where socially acceptable.
D) abiding by personal guidelines, even if they fall out of line with the company's guidelines.
E) concealing information, such as one's identity, for the integrity of the results.
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Data is combined with statistical techniques by:

A) marketing interns.
B) market trend analysis.
C) analytics software.
D) CRM.
E) the intranet.
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_____ is the process of extracting information from large databases so as to uncover patterns and trends.
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Combining data into one location is called _____,
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Gathering corporate information illegally or unethically is referred to as _____.
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Competitive intelligence involves gathering information on a regular,ongoing basis to stay in touch with _____.
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A private,internal Web site accessible only to a firm's employees is known as a(n)_____.
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_____ is the process of collecting,analyzing,and reporting marketing information that can be used to answer questions or solve problems.
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Accessing internally generated information quickly:

A) can give a company a competitive advantage.
B) aids data mining techniques.
C) helps to stabilize sales data.
D) generates revenue data.
E) manages data via the Internet.
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The advantage of market research is that it:

A) can be expensive.
B) takes time.
C) can help make a good decision.
D) is infallible.
E) is always done.
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Marketing research can be used to improve the company's _____.
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_____ is information gathered on a regular,ongoing basis to enable a firm's decision-makers to stay in touch with what is happening in the marketplace.
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Managers who are not computer savvy may utilize ______ to convert data into meaningful information.
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Cite some of the reasons that should not be taken into account while deciding on whether to conduct marketing research.
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A researcher should always try to collect primary data first to save time.
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Market research is on the path to failure from the start if the problem is improperly defined.
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There is little need to be skeptical of secondary data.
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Scanner-based research involves buying research reports from other marketing research companies and then selling the reports in their entirety or in pieces to other firms.
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Information Resources Inc.serves as a marketing research aggregator.
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Market research is the process of researching a specific market to determine its _____ and _____.
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Defining a research problem is typically an easy task for a company.
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_____ software utilizes a firm's data,regression models,linear programming,and other statistical methods to help managers who are not computer experts.
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Provide examples of tasks aiding marketing.
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Designing the research is the first step in the marketing research process.
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List and describe sources of market intelligence.
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Gathering information about competitors through spying is known as _____.
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Causal research is typically utilized when a problem has not yet been defined.
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Syndicated research is primary data that marketing research firms collect on a regular basis and sell to other companies.
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What is stated in the code of ethics established by the Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals?
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A depth interview utilizes open-ended questions.
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Exploratory research utilizes qualitative data.
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List the components that make up a marketing information system.
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Handbooks,dictionaries,and books are sources of secondary data.
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Face-to-face surveys are less expensive to administer than mail surveys.
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A depth interview involves a group of potential buyers discussing a market research topic.
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Pretesting a questionnaire is typically a waste of valuable company resources.
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_____ measure(s)the size of television audiences in various markets.

A) The Survey Research Center at the University of Michigan
B) The United Nations
C) J.D. Power & Associates
D) The U.S. Census Bureau
E) The Nielsen ratings
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The goal that is to be accomplished by marketing research is known as the:

A) research objective.
B) research problem.
C) research design.
D) research purpose.
E) research study.
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The size of the sample has an effect on the amount of sampling error.
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Sam is responsible for buying market research reports and then selling the reports to other companies.Sam works for a(n)_____.

A) marketing research aggregator
B) primary data collection firm
C) scanner-based research firm
D) research design firm
E) focus group
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_____ is any form of research that includes gathering data that is not quantitative.

A) Statistical research
B) Industrial espionage
C) Qualitative research
D) Data warehousing
E) Clickstream data
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Rachel's boss asks her to collect demographic information pertaining to three cities in which the company is thinking of expanding.Utilizing _____ would prove to be most effective for this assignment.

A) in-depth interviews
B) primary data
C) secondary data
D) Nielsen ratings
E) industrial espionage
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One of the characteristics of secondary research is that:

A) it is time consuming.
B) the data is collected for another purpose.
C) it is work intensive.
D) it is relatively expensive.
E) it is tailored to the research at hand.
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A focus group typically involves:

A) one-on-one questioning.
B) closed-ended questions.
C) a moderator.
D) ethnographic research.
E) brand recognition
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An example of a primary data resource is:

A) syndicated research.
B) internal records.
C) marketing intelligence.
D) an in-depth interview.
E) J.D. Power & Associates.
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Exploratory research includes:

A) examining cause-and-effect relationships.
B) depth interviews and projective techniques.
C) gathering hard numbers.
D) measuring people's involuntary physical responses.
E) measuring responses to advertising.
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Descriptive research answers the question "Why?" when describing phenomenon.
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Word associations are a type of:

A) case study.
B) projective technique.
C) focus group.
D) sampling.
E) ethnographic research.
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A market researcher from MTV visits the home of Phil,a 17 year-old boy from Brooklyn,to observe his behavior.The marketer is engaging in:

A) a case study.
B) projective techniques.
C) a focus group.
D) sampling.
E) ethnographic research.
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A _____ looks at how another company solved a problem being researched.

A) marketing research report
B) primary data report
C) Nielsen rating
D) case study
E) scenario analysis
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Projective techniques utilize specific,direct questions to reveal information.
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It is important to keep the audience in mind when writing a research report.
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Face-to-face surveys allow researchers to ask more complex questions than mail surveys.
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The intranet is an excellent tool utilized by companies to reach consumers.
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Marketing research is utilized when market intelligence,internal company data,and analytics software falls short.
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Understanding customers requires both quantitative and qualitative data.
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Companies who neglect the task of gathering market intelligence are vulnerable.
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Analytics software is utilized to generate information produced in reports generated by the company regularly.
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_____ typically involves researching a specific market to determine its size and trends.

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B) Profitability research
C) Test marketing
D) Test market research
E) Market testing
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Marketing research should not necessarily be performed just because the competition is engaging in it.
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Industrial espionage mainly involves examining content in blogs,and other online media to determine what people are thinking at any given time.
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A(n)_____ is a way to manage the vast amount of information firms have on hand.

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B) RFID
C) MRS
D) MIS
E) SCM
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Salespeople are primarily involved in gathering competitor intelligence; so many companies have instituted CDB systems.
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Even if you simply get good information that is of no use,marketing research should be performed because the marketer is better equipped for his/her job.
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Which of the following is the most effective way that an online book retailer can utilize to recommend products its customers might like?

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B) Supplier information
C) Industrial espionage
D) Accounting information
E) Clickstream data
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Marketing information systems involve all of the following EXCEPT:

A) a system for collecting market intelligence on an ongoing basis.
B) a system for recording marketing research information.
C) a system for collecting test market information.
D) a system for recording internally generated data and reports.
E) marketing analytics software to help managers with their decision making.
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The primary purpose of market research is to collect,analyze,and report marketing information that can be used to answer questions or solve problems so as to improve a company's bottom line.
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One standard set forth in the Code of Ethics for Market Intelligence Professionals is to avoid conflicts of interest in fulfilling one's duties.
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Suppliers are a source of market intelligence.
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Market research is the process of researching a specific market to determine its size and trends.
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Sue often travels to other grocery stores in the marketplace to observe how much they are charging for the same products she stocks at her store.Sue is engaging in _____.

A) secret shopping
B) market intelligence
C) market dominance
D) investigatory journalism
E) sleuth marketing
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Combining data into one location is called _____,

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C) systems analysis
D) clickstreaming
E) data mining
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Market research is typically inexpensive.
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Stealing product strategy information from a competitor is known as:

A) industrial espionage.
B) competitive intelligence.
C) product investigation.
D) consumer protection.
E) strategic marketing.
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Tom's internship position involves reading trade magazines and economic data to educate himself and his boss about market trends.Tom is involved in _____.

A) sentiment analysis
B) industrial espionage
C) intranet extraction
D) market intelligence
E) data system mining
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_____ is data generated about the number of people who visit a Web site and its various pages.
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The Economist is an example of a(n)_____ that provides a company with market intelligence.
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_____ is a method of examining content in blogs,tweets,and other online media to determine what people are thinking at any given time.

A) Data warehousing
B) Sentiment analysis
C) Alpha testing
D) Industrial espionage
E) Repositioning
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MIS is a system used to _____ that a firm's marketing professionals and managers need to make good decisions.
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Market trends can be uncovered internally utilizing:

A) industrial espionage.
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C) repositioning.
D) alpha testing.
E) product launch.
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Standards for the Code of Ethics for Market Intelligence Professionals includes:

A) manipulating the data as the researcher sees fit.
B) providing honest and realistic recommendations and conclusions in the execution of one's duties.
C) complying with enforced laws, but allowing for bribery where socially acceptable.
D) abiding by personal guidelines, even if they fall out of line with the company's guidelines.
E) concealing information, such as one's identity, for the integrity of the results.
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Data is combined with statistical techniques by:

A) marketing interns.
B) market trend analysis.
C) analytics software.
D) CRM.
E) the intranet.
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_____ is the process of extracting information from large databases so as to uncover patterns and trends.
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Combining data into one location is called _____,
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Gathering corporate information illegally or unethically is referred to as _____.
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Competitive intelligence involves gathering information on a regular,ongoing basis to stay in touch with _____.
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A private,internal Web site accessible only to a firm's employees is known as a(n)_____.
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_____ is the process of collecting,analyzing,and reporting marketing information that can be used to answer questions or solve problems.
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Accessing internally generated information quickly:

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D) generates revenue data.
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The advantage of market research is that it:

A) can be expensive.
B) takes time.
C) can help make a good decision.
D) is infallible.
E) is always done.
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Marketing research can be used to improve the company's _____.
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_____ is information gathered on a regular,ongoing basis to enable a firm's decision-makers to stay in touch with what is happening in the marketplace.
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Managers who are not computer savvy may utilize ______ to convert data into meaningful information.
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Cite some of the reasons that should not be taken into account while deciding on whether to conduct marketing research.
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A researcher should always try to collect primary data first to save time.
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Market research is on the path to failure from the start if the problem is improperly defined.
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There is little need to be skeptical of secondary data.
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Scanner-based research involves buying research reports from other marketing research companies and then selling the reports in their entirety or in pieces to other firms.
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Information Resources Inc.serves as a marketing research aggregator.
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Market research is the process of researching a specific market to determine its _____ and _____.
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Defining a research problem is typically an easy task for a company.
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_____ software utilizes a firm's data,regression models,linear programming,and other statistical methods to help managers who are not computer experts.
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Provide examples of tasks aiding marketing.
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Designing the research is the first step in the marketing research process.
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List and describe sources of market intelligence.
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Gathering information about competitors through spying is known as _____.
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Causal research is typically utilized when a problem has not yet been defined.
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Syndicated research is primary data that marketing research firms collect on a regular basis and sell to other companies.
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What is stated in the code of ethics established by the Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals?
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A depth interview utilizes open-ended questions.
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Exploratory research utilizes qualitative data.
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List the components that make up a marketing information system.
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Handbooks,dictionaries,and books are sources of secondary data.
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Face-to-face surveys are less expensive to administer than mail surveys.
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A depth interview involves a group of potential buyers discussing a market research topic.
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Pretesting a questionnaire is typically a waste of valuable company resources.
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_____ measure(s)the size of television audiences in various markets.

A) The Survey Research Center at the University of Michigan
B) The United Nations
C) J.D. Power & Associates
D) The U.S. Census Bureau
E) The Nielsen ratings
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The goal that is to be accomplished by marketing research is known as the:

A) research objective.
B) research problem.
C) research design.
D) research purpose.
E) research study.
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The size of the sample has an effect on the amount of sampling error.
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Sam is responsible for buying market research reports and then selling the reports to other companies.Sam works for a(n)_____.

A) marketing research aggregator
B) primary data collection firm
C) scanner-based research firm
D) research design firm
E) focus group
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_____ is any form of research that includes gathering data that is not quantitative.

A) Statistical research
B) Industrial espionage
C) Qualitative research
D) Data warehousing
E) Clickstream data
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Rachel's boss asks her to collect demographic information pertaining to three cities in which the company is thinking of expanding.Utilizing _____ would prove to be most effective for this assignment.

A) in-depth interviews
B) primary data
C) secondary data
D) Nielsen ratings
E) industrial espionage
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One of the characteristics of secondary research is that:

A) it is time consuming.
B) the data is collected for another purpose.
C) it is work intensive.
D) it is relatively expensive.
E) it is tailored to the research at hand.
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A focus group typically involves:

A) one-on-one questioning.
B) closed-ended questions.
C) a moderator.
D) ethnographic research.
E) brand recognition
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An example of a primary data resource is:

A) syndicated research.
B) internal records.
C) marketing intelligence.
D) an in-depth interview.
E) J.D. Power & Associates.
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Exploratory research includes:

A) examining cause-and-effect relationships.
B) depth interviews and projective techniques.
C) gathering hard numbers.
D) measuring people's involuntary physical responses.
E) measuring responses to advertising.
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Descriptive research answers the question "Why?" when describing phenomenon.
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Word associations are a type of:

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D) sampling.
E) ethnographic research.
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A market researcher from MTV visits the home of Phil,a 17 year-old boy from Brooklyn,to observe his behavior.The marketer is engaging in:

A) a case study.
B) projective techniques.
C) a focus group.
D) sampling.
E) ethnographic research.
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A _____ looks at how another company solved a problem being researched.

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C) Nielsen rating
D) case study
E) scenario analysis
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Projective techniques utilize specific,direct questions to reveal information.
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It is important to keep the audience in mind when writing a research report.
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Face-to-face surveys allow researchers to ask more complex questions than mail surveys.
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