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Question
The percentage of the total attempted interviews that are completed is referred to as ________.
A) sample control
B) response rate
C) social desirability
D) interviewer bias
E) cooperation rate
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The ________ is a preexperimental design in which a group of test units is measured before and after exposure to the treatment.
A) one-shot case study
B) one-group pretest-posttest design
C) random group
D) static group
E) before-and-after study
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A) statistical regression design
B) recombinant design
C) static group design
D) one-shot case study
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________ are distinguished by the fact that the researcher can randomly assign test units to experimental groups and also randomly assign treatments to experimental groups.
A) Preexperimental designs
B) True experimental designs
C) Quasi-experimental designs
D) Statistical designs
E) Concurrent designs
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________ refers to an extraneous variable attributable to the improper assignment of test units to treatment conditions.
A) Instrumentation
B) Statistical regression
C) Selection bias
D) none of the above
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Using the set of symbols commonly used in marketing research to denote experimental designs, which symbol below represents the exposure of a group to an independent variable, treatment, or event the effects of which are to be determined?
A) T
B) O
C) X
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According to the text, a(n) ________ is the group exposed to the manipulated independent variable.
A) control group
B) hypothetical group
C) experimental group
D) extraneous group
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A) independent variables.
B) interdependent variables.
C) dependent variables.
D) extraneous variables.
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A) wider coverage
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C) simplicity in implementing surveys
D) ability to field more complex questions
E) responses are more candid
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In a short essay, list and discuss at least five specific criteria that are essential for evaluating secondary data.
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A) syndicated services
B) primary services
C) secondary services
D) modular services
E) online services
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________ involves merging internal customer data with external geographic, demographic, and lifestyle data on the same customers.
A) Geo-demographic coding
B) Syndicated coding
C) Psychographic coding
D) Computer mapping
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A) by author
B) by title
C) by company
D) by topic
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All of the following are examples of guides that a researcher should first consult when proceeding with a marketing research project EXCEPT:
A) Business Information Sources.
B) Monthly Catalog of US Government Publications.
C) Encyclopedia of Business Information Sources.
D) A Guide to Consumer and Industrial Markets.
E) A and C
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Which of the survey methods listed below is preferable when using physical stimuli?
A) In-home
B) mall intercept
C) CAPI
D) A and C only
E) A, B and C
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All of the following are recognized as disadvantages of using electronic interviewing to collect research data EXCEPT:
A) high interviewer bias.
B) limited to simple questions.
C) low sample control.
D) low response rate.
E) moderate quantity of data.
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Which of the following statements is not correct about computer-assisted telephone interviewing (CATI)?
A) The computer checks the responses for appropriateness and consistency.
B) Interviewing time is reduced, data quality is enhanced, and the laborious steps in the data-collection process, coding questionnaires and entering the data into the computer, are eliminated.
C) Multiple questions appear on the screen at one time.
D) Interim and update reports on data collection or results can be provided almost instantaneously.