Exam 3 Flashcards
Simple Random Sampling
Every member of the population has an EQUAL CHANCE of being selected
Systematic Random Sampling
researchers place sampling units into a random list and draw a sample using a SKIP-INTERVAL
Stratified Random Sampling
population is divided into supgroups depending on SPECIFIC CHARACTERISTICS and a random sample is taken from each group
Cluster Sampling
Dividing the population into clusters based on GEOGRAPHY and then randomly select to sample one
Secondary Data
information that has already been collected and published by others for purposes different from the current research
Primary Data
new information collected firsthand for a specific research purpose
Relevant Variables
Types of info studied in a marketing project
Ex. brand awareness, customer satisfaction
Units of analysis
Entities, elements that are being studied in market research
Ex. individual, household
Sales Invoices
documents issued by a seller to a buyer that detail the products or services provided, the amount due, payment terms, and the transaction date, serving as a formal request for payment