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_____ refers to the procedures that develop and analyze new information about a market.


A) Marketing research
B) Marketing information system
C) Frequency monitoring program
D) Marketing plan
E) Management information system

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Which of the following statements concerning secondary data is correct?


A) Secondary data usually takes longer to obtain than primary data.
B) Secondary data is only available within the firm.
C) Secondary data was originally collected for some other purpose.
D) Secondary data may provide some background, but never provides the answer.
E) None of these statements is correct.

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Which of the following is an ethical problem in marketing research?


A) A researcher does not disclose problems that occurred during consumer interviews.
B) A company calls consumers under the guise of doing research when the phone calls are really sales pitches for the company's products.
C) A manager informs a researcher that the only acceptable results are ones that confirm the manager's existing viewpoints.
D) A researcher deliberately withholds details about how a research study was conducted.
E) All of these statements illustrate ethical problems in marketing research.

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Which method of data collection is typically best when you want respondents to quickly answer a small number of fairly simple questions?


A) Telephone
B) Mail
C) Observation
D) Experiment
E) Secondary

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Data which have already been collected in a previous study are called __________ data, while data that are generated by a phone survey this month of key customers are called _______ data.


A) primary; secondary
B) primary; intranet
C) secondary; primary
D) secondary; experimental
E) intranet; sample

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An intranet works like the Internet but access is limited to a company's employees.

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A decision-making approach that focuses on being objective and orderly in testing ideas before accepting them is the:


A) MIS method.
B) scientific method.
C) statistical method.
D) DSS method.
E) marketing models method.

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When using __________, researchers compare the responses of two or more groups that are similar except on the characteristic being tested.


A) response rates
B) consumer panels
C) experimental method
D) personal interview surveys
E) opinion leader analysis

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Defining the problem is the first step in the marketing research process--and is usually the easiest job for the researcher.

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A consumer products manufacturer wants consumer reaction to its existing products. Interaction is considered important to stimulate thinking. The firm should use:


A) the observation method.
B) focus group interviews.
C) the GSR (galvanic skin response) method.
D) quantitative interviews.
E) telephone interviews.

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Setting up a marketing information system can be valuable to marketing managers because


A) most companies have much useful information, but it often isn't available or accessible when the manager needs it.
B) most market-oriented companies only need a certain type of information once or twice.
C) marketing research data is rarely as accurate as data from a marketing information system.
D) market-oriented managers can always use more data.
E) a company that can't afford marketing research should at least have a marketing information system.

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A marketing information system (MIS) is a large computer which allows consumers to determine the prices of food products at grocery stores in any geographic area.

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The percent of people contacted who complete a survey questionnaire is the:


A) response rate.
B) sample base unit (SBU) rate.
C) population rate.
D) sample rate.
E) hit rate.

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A marketing researcher using the scientific method develops and tests hypotheses about the relationships between things or about what will happen in the future.

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In general, a marketing researcher should get some problem-specific data before planning a formal research project.

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Much of the secondary data on the Internet is stored in database formats that standard website search engines cannot find.

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All marketing research projects are worthwhile because they gather new information--even if the research doesn't have action implications.

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An outside sales force can provide customers with up-to-date inventory levels, product prices, delivery dates, and so forth by accessing information on the firm's own:


A) marketing model.
B) marketing dashboard.
C) intranet.
D) JIT system.
E) EDI system.

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By computing confidence intervals a researcher can:


A) have just as much confidence in an estimate from a small sample.
B) offset some of the problems of having a nonrepresentative sample.
C) estimate how precise her research results are likely to be.
D) none of these alternatives is a good answer.

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Which of the following statements about a situation analysis is False?


A) A situation analysis is mainly a study of new information that is not already available.
B) A situation analysis may involve informal discussions with knowledgeable people.
C) A situation analysis may help educate a researcher who is dealing with an unfamiliar subject.
D) A situation analysis should include finding relevant secondary data.
E) None of these statements about a situation analysis is False.

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