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Question
________ scan millions of websites to identify individual webpages that contain a specific word or phrase and then attempt to rank the results from most useful to least useful.
A) General-purpose search engines
B) Category tagging sites
C) Mobile content managers
D) Multipurpose web portals
E) Database sites
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A) Respecting the privacy of research participants
B) Documenting sources and giving appropriate credit
C) Respecting intellectual and digital property rights
D) Extracting more from sources than they actually provide
E) Specifically stating the intended use of research results
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A) is a contradiction in terms.
B) focuses on how the audience's actions will benefit the sender.
C) includes any evidence the sender can come up with, whether or not it's relevant.
D) focuses on being both truthful and non-deceptive.
E) is required by law.
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A) Benefits
B) Optimizations
C) Utilization points
D) Selling points
E) Rewards
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A) attention.
B) money.
C) interest.
D) cooperation.
E) support.
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A) avoid mentioning them.
B) identify them up front and try to address as many as you can.
C) explain why the objections aren't really important.
D) suggest that anyone who has them simply needs to do more research.
E) include a fact sheet with a message that addresses potential objections.
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Whereas ________ focus on what the product does, ________ focus on what the user experiences or gains.
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C) benefits; selling points
D) actionable features; desirable benefits
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A) Include video links whenever possible
B) Use words that have negative connotations to generate interest
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D) Keep the messages short and simple
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A) Including testimonials from satisfied users
B) Making it as easy and risk-free as possible
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E) Including a money-back guarantee
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When you're selecting people to participate in a survey, be sure to get a ________ of the population you want to survey.
A) stratified sample
B) representative sample
C) cross-sectional sample
D) small sample
E) cohesive sample
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Which of the following is the result of a survey that does NOT include equal samples of the overall population?
A) Representative sampling
B) Violation of the Fair Use doctrine
C) A reference management tool must be used
D) Sampling bias
E) Variation in quantitative information
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What are some criteria you can use in evaluating the credibility of an information source?
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B) Citation management
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A) properly and ethically credits the person who created the original material.
B) shows the audience that you have sufficient support for your message.
C) helps readers explore your topic in more detail.
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Possible uses of online monitoring tools include all of the following EXCEPT
A) subscribing to newsfeeds from blogs and websites.
B) following people on Twitter and other microblogs.
C) entering key terms into general-purpose search engines.
D) setting up alerts on search engines and online databases.
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A) Look for bias in the writing
B) Determine the purpose of the material
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D) Corroborate the information with other sources
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A) Secondary research
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A) Because the stock market has been falling lately, share prices of our company stock will probably also decline.
B) Because the stock price of our company fell, the entire market will probably also decline.
C) Our stock price is like a marathon runner, slowly making progress towards our goal.
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A) persuasive retrenchment
B) persuasive presentation of ideas
C) persuasive request for action
D) persuasive claim or request for adjustment
E) persuasive statement of truths
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Which of the following is one of the best ways to deal with audience resistance to your message?
A) Use circular reasoning
B) Avoid illogical support
C) Eliminate faulty analogies
D) Anticipate and address objections
E) Simplify complex issues
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A) Analogy
B) Induction
C) Persuasive
D) Deduction
E) Circular
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Which of the following is one of the drawbacks to using the AIDA approach to persuasive messages?
A) The message talks with the audience, not at them
B) The message is multidirectional
C) The message is built around a single event
D) The message is built around long-term relationships
E) The message cannot be effectively sent over email
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A) an analytical report.
B) an informational report.
C) a proposal.
D) a work plan.
E) a series of recommendations.