Exam Ch 1 Flashcards

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What is perceptual mapping?

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Technique that is used to picture a relative position of products on two or more dimensions. Important for consumers to make a purchase decision

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When product testing what questions are answered?

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  1. How does the product perform for the customer?
  2. How can a product be improved to exceed customer expectations?
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In the context of the growing complexity of marketing research which of the following term describe the LARGE AND COMPLEX datasets that information technology allows organizations to collect and store?

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Term: Big Data

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According to the American marketing association, the function that links an organization to its markets through the gathering of information is known as

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marketing Research

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Identify a true statement about marketing research (3)

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It is a systematic process

Uses the social sciences for methods and theory

Is used to study consumers and potential consumers in detail, which includes their attitudes, behaviors, and media consumption

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Much retailing research concentrates on database development using optical scanning at the point of purchase because retailing …

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is a high - customer contact activity

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What us the motive of shopper research

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To assist manufactures and retailers understand the entire process consumers experience in making a purchase

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Serraz Inc., a start-up company, wants to engage in new product development. Arrange the steps that the company is most likely to take as part of this process in the correct order of occurrence.

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  1. Recognizing possible new product opportunities through research
  2. Designing products that elicit favorable consumer response
  3. Create a suitable marketing mix for the new products
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Which of the following is a part of the perceptual mapping?

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Asking consumers to indicate the ways in which a group of relevant brands or products is similar or dissimilar to each other

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____ _______ involves displaying ads at one website based on a users previous surfing behavior

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behavioral targeting

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What are the uses of information gathered through marketing research ?

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  1. It helps an organization develop and evaluate marketing actions
  2. It helps an organization identify and define market- driven opportunities and problems
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Research investigations that focus on topics such as trade area analysis, store image or preception, in store traffic patterns, and location analysis are known as …

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Retailing Research

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In the context of examining the performance of promotional programs, marketing researchers must..

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Develop meaningful metrics to measure the return on advertising dollars spent and then gather the data for those metrics

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Researchers primarily use benefit and lifestyle studies to

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spot two or more segments within the market for a specific firms products

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Term

Explains the ways in which new products are developed and spread through the market and the characteristics of products and firms that help or inhibit the development

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adoption and diffusion theory

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terms

Explains the reasons why consumers are much more likely to buy after sampling from a set of 6 versus 24 flavors

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information overload theory

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marketing to consumers based on research of the entire process consumers go thorugh when making a purchase is known as

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shopper marketing

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What are the advantages of keeping the marketing research function of a firm internal?
)4)

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Shared information across a firm

Capacity to generate actionable research results

Reduced research costs

Research method consistency

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17
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In the context of promotional decisions, what are the most common research tasks in integrated marketing communications? More than one answer may be correct.

Multiple select question.

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Advertising effectiveness studies

Attitudinal research

Sales tracking

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which of the following are true of external marketing research suppliers of a company

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  1. They execute all aspects of research, such as study design, questionnaire production, interviewing, data analysis, and report preparation.
  2. They function on a fee basis and usually submit a research proposal to the company for evaluation and decision purposes.
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an important elements of market segmentation research is benefit and lifestyle studies that analyze Blank______.

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similarities and differences in consumers’ requirements

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Marketing researchers have learned from an important theory, which comes from services marketing research, that some characteristics are important to consumers across a wide variety of services contexts. What are those characteristics?
(4)

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tangibels

relatability and empathy

responsiveness

assurance

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term

They provide specialized, highly tailored services to clients and many of these firms focus their activities on one specific area.

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Customized research firms

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term

They provide general services and follow an established, common approach in research design so that results of a study conducted for one client can be compared to norms.

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Standardized research firms

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A typical feature of internal research providers of a firm is that they ...
are organizational elements that reside within the firm
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In the context of marketing research, identify a true statement about a firm's external research suppliers.
They are generally known as marketing research suppliers.
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fill in the blank Services provided by standardized research firms that include data made or developed from a common data pool or database are known as
Syndicated business
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Cusomised or standardized firm? BinocularStudies, a firm that carries out store audits for a variety of retail firms
Standardized
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Cusomised or standardized firm? ResearchNow, a firm that concentrates solely on sample development
Customized research firms
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, it is important for a market and survey researcher to be Blank______.
meticulous, patient, and persistent
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A database set up through retail optical scanner methods is a prime example of Blank______.
a syndicated business service
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which of the following research firms engage in unethical business practices
Tara Research that sells unwarranted research services Seal Inc. that uses "black-box" methodologies
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Curbstoning, which is a practice of data falsification in research, is also known as Blank______
rocking-chair interviewing
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Based on a survey of marketing research executives, what are the most essential skills that executives expect to see in applicants for marketing research positions?
Foreign-language competency Presentation and negotiation skills The capacity to understand and decipher secondary data Information technology proficiency
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Which of the following illustrate the abuse of respondents in marketing research? (Check all that apply.)
Dellis Research uses fake sponsors for a study. Neo Studies assures a respondent that the interview will last only a few minutes when in reality it lasts an hour.
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True or false: Respondents or subjects in any research endeavor can be psychologically or physically harmed if the study involves deception.
false
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Identify a true statement about branded "black-box" methodologies.
They comprise proprietary scaling, sampling, sample correction, data collection methods, market segmentation, and specialized indexes.
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Claiming that a survey is for research purposes and then asking for a sale or donation is known as Blank______.
frugging or sugging
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Identify an example of abuse of respondents in marketing research.
Cygnus Research reneges on its promise to pay $50 to respondents after they complete the questionnaires.
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Fully explaining to respondents any deception that was used during research is termed
subject debriefing
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the GDPR restricts how companies ____, ____, _____, and ______ personal data
collect, store, access, and use
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____, ____, _____ are methodologies are defined as the methodologies offered by a research firm that is branded and does not provide information about how these methodologies work.
branded, black, box
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Which of the following is a true statement about the practice of sugging or frugging as part of a research study?
It results in consumers rejecting legitimate research inquiries as they do not want to be solicited.
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TowerMotors Inc., an automotive company, searches for an external research provider to conduct marketing research. As a client who requires marketing research information, TowerMotors Inc. engages in an unethical practice if it Blank______. Multiple choice question.
asks for detailed research proposals from various competing research providers with no intention of actually choosing a firm to conduct the research
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In the context of Internet marketing research issues, the Marketing Research Association (MRA) suggests that Blank______.
websites post a privacy policy to describe the ways in which data are used
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Which of the following is a reason marketing researchers remunerate survey participants?
Research requires survey participants to talk to a specific type of participant.
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A central principle in ESOMAR's marketing research code of ethics is that Blank______.
respondents will not be disadvantaged or harmed as the result of participating in a market research project
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A textiles manufacturing company searches for an external research provider to conduct a research project as part of new product development. As a client who requires marketing research information, the company engages in an unethical practice if it
promises additional projects to a prospective research provider to get a low price on the initial project and later reneges on the promise
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Identify the central principles in ESOMAR's marketing research code of ethics. (Check all that apply.)
Market researchers will respect the rights of respondents as private individuals. Market researchers will not let personal data they collect in a market research project be used for anything other than market research. Market researchers will comply with all applicable national and international laws.