test 1 Flashcards
way of studying and understanding people and their behaviours by collecting detailed information through methods like interviews, discussions, or observations.
Qualitative behaviour
outbound vs inbound
-visit to the customer
-customer visits you
advantages of in-depth interviews
-group pressure is eliminated
-personalized attention given
disadvantages of in-depth interviews
-costly than focus groups
-lacks group dynamic
-bias
rapport
-relationship of trust, empathy, and understanding
focus groups strengths
-excellent for idea generation, brainstorming, understanding customer vocab
focus groups weakness
-small, non-random samples
-limited air-time per person
systemic process of recording patterns of occurrences or behaviours without communicating with people involved
observational research
observational research pros
-you see what ppl do
-clients can observe their customers and interviewers.
observational research cons
-cant measure attitude, beliefs, intentions
-expensive, time-consuming
-data can be time-sensitive