Market Research Fundamentals
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A potential area of research of Market Research is to identify the people who influence and decide on the purchase.

True (A)

In market development growth strategies, a descriptive study is typically not useful.

False (B)

Market research flows are generally informal and non-structured.

False (B)

The sample variability or random error is smaller for larger samples.

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The buying intention is considered a general but not a specific segmentation criterion.

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Contingency tables show the joint distribution of two variables.

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One of the disadvantages of ranking scales is that they can be complex for interpretation when the consumer has a negative view of a product.

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It is critical in segmentation for the criteria to be easily identifiable and measurable.

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The studies on how to introduce a new product in the market are not framed in Market Research focused on demand and sales.

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Through the analysis of demographic and psychological variables, it is possible to predict consumer behaviour.

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A nominal scale is a scale that arranges objects or alternatives according to their magnitude.

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The objective of multivariate analysis includes unveiling latent structures.

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Contingency tables show the joint distribution of two correlated variables.

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Presenting the results of a market research study only requires a formal written report.

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The sample variability or random error is larger for bigger samples.

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The buying intention is a specific segmentation criterion.

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Flashcards

Market Research

The study of consumer decisions and influences that affect their purchase choices.

Descriptive Study

A type of market research that aims to understand existing market trends and consumer behavior.

Advisory Committee

A method to analyze data and monitor research progress using qualitative feedback from experts and stakeholders.

Ranking Scale

A measurement scale where objects are ranked in order based on their magnitude or preference.

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Sample Parameter

A value derived from a sample of the population, used to estimate the actual population parameter.

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Multivariate Analysis

A statistical technique used to analyze the relationships between multiple variables. It aims to identify hidden structures and patterns within the data.

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Contingency Table

A table that displays the joint distribution of two independent variables, showing the relationship between them.

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Identifiable and Measurable Segmentation Criteria

A segmentation criteria that is easy to identify and measure, helping to categorize customers efficiently.

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Influencer Identification

The process of identifying and understanding the individuals who influence purchase decisions.

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New Product Introduction Research

Market research focused on understanding consumer demand and predicting sales for a new product launch.

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Static vs. Dynamic Data Collection

A method for classifying primary data collection based on the nature of the information gathered. Static methods focus on fixed points in time, while dynamic methods track changes over time.

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Parameter

A statistical measure that summarizes a population characteristic using a sample.

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Sample Variability

A statistical concept describing how much variation exists within a sample. Larger samples tend to have less variability.

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Study Notes

Market Research

  • Market research aims to understand consumers and their purchasing decisions
  • Studies on introducing new products are part of market research, focusing on sales and demand
  • Descriptive studies are beneficial in market development growth strategies
  • Advisory committees are qualitative processes for research progress control and analysis
  • Market research isn't a formal, structured process, but instead provides information
  • Marketing information flows don't necessarily come from order-payment cycles
  • Demographics and psychology can be used to predict consumer behavior
  • B2B environments' mixed analysis (qualitative and quantitative) predicts client openness
  • Primary data collection methods are classified by the information type (not static/dynamic)
  • Qualitative methods help understand consumer terminology and behavior
  • Ranking scales can have complex interpretations for negative product perceptions
  • Sample variability decreases with larger samples
  • Multivariate analysis aims to identify hidden patterns
  • Contingency tables display the joint distribution of isolated variables
  • Segmentation criteria must be easily identifiable and measurable for segmentation
  • Presenting research results involves both written and oral reports
  • Questionnaire design time is a critical factor in research report preparation

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This quiz explores essential concepts of market research, including the understanding of consumer behavior and the introduction of new products. It covers qualitative and quantitative methods, data collection, and strategies for market development. Test your knowledge on demographic studies and their impact on purchasing decisions.

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