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Maeketing research prepare for test

Total questions: 83

Worksheet time: 59mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Marketing research is to...

a)

solve marketing problems

b)

implement marketing strategies

c)

help marketers to make appropriate decisions by providing high quality information

d)

find relevant paticipants to collect data from

2.

Instrumental use of marketing research reflects the approach in which....

a)

 

marketers make decisions based on their intensive experiences in doing marketing research

b)

marketers use the information found from the research project for proving the appropriateness of the made-decisions

c)

marketers use the information found from the research project to make decisions

d)

marketers use appropriate instruments for doing marketing research

3.

The more high quality information marketers have, the...

a)

fewer risks they face when making decisions

b)

more challenges they face in doing marketing

c)

more resources they need to spend on doing marketing

d)

fewer market potentials they have

4.

One of the most important things in doing business is...

 

a)

designing a business model targeting to all customer segments

b)

All of the others

c)

spending as much as possible for marketing activities

d)

knowing target customers' needs

5.

Marketing research is to bridge .... to....

a)

domestic market...international market

b)

market... business

c)

business ....market

d)

business...stakeholder

6.

Maketing research is a process of finding out information including several steps, except for...

a)

analyzing data

b)

implementing marketing solutions

c)

collecting data

d)

delivering found information to decision makers

7.

Relevant participants of a marketing research project are...

a)

people who are research team members

b)

people researchers are able to contact

c)

people possessing the data researchers look for

d)

people who lead the project

8.

What can be inferred about the relationship between level of information and level of risk in making decisions?

a)

Fewer information leads to fewer risk

b)

Much information leads to zero risk

c)

Risk always exists regardless of how much information decision makers have

d)

More information leads to more risks

9.

Which should be taken into careful consideration when selecting topic for the research project (assignment 2)?

a)

Which emerging research topics are

b)

Appropriateness of data analysis technique

c)

The uniqueness of the research topic

d)

Feasibility of the research topic

10.

Marketing Research is everything except ________.

a)

 

useful for the purpose of improving decision-making

b)

objective

c)

systematic

d)

politically biased

11.

Each phase of the marketing research process is important. If in the first phase of the process
the problem is identified, what is done after that but before data is collected?

a)

Determine the solution to the problem

b)

 

identify relevant information sources

c)

 

Determine what information is needed

d)

evaluate data collection methods

12.

Among several steps in the marketing research process, which is the most important?

a)

Developing an approach

b)

Defining problem

c)

Formulating research design

d)

Collecting data

13.

The first step of the marketing research process is about defining...

a)

all the problems decision makers are facing

b)

marketing problems

c)

business problem and marketing research problem

d)

research problems

14.

Marketing research problem is not different from...

a)

business problem

b)

drawbacks of marketing research project

c)

information need

d)

marketing problem

15.

Developing an approach can be considered as...

 

clarifying maketing problem

a)

clarifying maketing problem

b)

desgning the research project

c)

identifying relevant participants

d)

reviewing relevant literature

16.

Hypotheses are...

a)

proposed associations among the factors in a research model

b)

the findings of a research project

c)

validated relationships among research factors

d)

research questions

17.

Research hypotheses are......of a research question

a)

the answers

b)

the inputs

c)

the key aspects

d)

the posible answers

18.

Research design is......of a research project

a)

the possible findings

b)

the requirements

c)

a detailed plan

d)

not a must-have document

19.

________ is unstructured that relies on small samples to provide insight and understanding of the problem setting.

a)

Exploratory research

b)

Marketing research

c)

Problem solving research

d)

Conclusive research

20.

________ is not a qualitative research technique.

a)

Focus group

b)

Word association

c)

Depth interview

d)

Quantitative survey

21.

Research designs may be broadly classified as ________ or ________

a)

conclusive; descriptive

b)

exploratory; causal

c)

conclusive; causal

d)

exploratory; conclusive

22.

Joan needs to determine which variables and relationships she should examine further as part
of the research she is conducting for the Flager Truck Company. Joan is about to embark on
what type of research?

a)

causal research

b)

exploratory research

c)

simple research

d)

descriptive research

23.

Which of the objectives below would best represent exploratory research?

a)

Describe market characteristics or functions.

b)

Determine cause and effect relationships.

c)

Provide insights and understanding.

d)

Test specific hypotheses and examine relationships.

24.

Which of the following statements is not true about exploratory research?

a)

It is a pre-planned and structured design.

b)

It is often the front end of total research design.

c)

It is flexible.

d)

It is versatile.

25.

An interview conducted by a trained moderator among a small group of respondents in an
unstructured and natural manner is a(n) ________.

a)

projective technique

b)

association technique

c)

depth interview

d)

focus group

26.

A ________ is an unstructured, direct, personal interview in which a single respondent is
probed by a highly skilled interviewer to uncover underlying motivations, beliefs, attitudes, and
feelings on a topic.

a)

focus group

b)

projective interview

c)

depth interview

d)

qualitative interview

27.

Participants in a certain focus group should be....

a)

heterogeneous

b)

from different social classes

c)

homogenous

d)

skillful in doing research

28.

________ means that the factor or variable being investigated should be the only possible causal explanation. 

a)

 

The time order of occurrence of variables

b)

The role of evidence

c)

The absence of other possible causal factors

d)

Concomitant variation

29.

Which of the objectives below would best represent conclusive research?

a)

Explore unknown things

b)

Identify which factors should be examined

c)

Provide insights and understanding.

d)

Determine cause and effect relationships.

30.

A major advantage of ________ over the cross-sectional design is the ability to detect change as a result of repeated measurement of the same variables on the same sample.

a)

longitudinal design

b)

conclusive research design

c)

descriptive research design

d)

causal research design

31.

________ designs involve the collection of information from any given sample of population elements only once

a)

Cross-sectional

b)

Conclusive

c)

Causal

d)

Exploratory

32.

Self-administered survey is a method in which...

a)

participants are able to discuss with he researchers

b)

participants answer survey questions without interactions with fieldworkers

c)

 

interactions between reseachers and participants are required

d)

ieldworkers must interview the participants

33.

Which of the following statements is true about conclusive research?

a)

Moderator is the key person

b)

The sample size s small

c)

It is flexible.

d)

It is a pre-planned and structured design.

34.

________ is a type of conclusive research that has as its major objective the description of somethingusually market characteristics or functions.

a)

Conclusive research

b)

Descriptive research

c)

Exploratory research

d)

Causal research

35.

Descriptive research, in contrast to exploratory research, is marked by all of the following
except ________.

a)

detailed information needs

b)

specific hypotheses

c)

a clear statement of the problem

d)

flexibility

36.

________ is a type of research design involving a fixed sample of population elements that is measured repeatedly. The sample remains the same over time thus providing a series of pictures which, when viewed together, portray a vivid illustration of the situation and the changes that are taking place over time.

a)

Exploratory research design

b)

Causal research design

c)

Cross-sectional research design

d)

Longitudinal research design

37.

A research proposal can be considered as...

a)

literature review report

b)

detailed plan guiding the research project

c)

ethical statement of the research project

d)

report of a research project

38.

................. is defined as the official layout of the planned marketing research marketing activity for management. It describes the research problem, the approach, the research design, data collection methods, data analysis methods, and reporting methods.

a)

The critical path method

b)

Research design

c)

marketing research problem

d)

marketing research proposal

39.

The MR proposal consists of many sections. The ......... section is normally a statement of the problem, including the specific components.

a)

executive summary

b)

approach to the problem

c)

problem definition/ objectives of the research

d)

research design

40.

The ...... section of the MR proposal should discuss how the data will be collected and who will collect it.

a)

research design

b)

data analysis

c)

fieldwork/ data collection

d)

reporting

41.

A research proposal should be both....and...

a)

intensive, literature-based

b)

short, precise

c)

economical, effective

d)

business problem-oriented, literature-based

42.

A research proposal is mainly prepared by.......

a)

the CEO of the company

b)

the researchers

c)

the decision makers

d)

the relevant participants

43.

A research brief is mainly prepared by

a)

the decision makers

b)

the relevant participants

c)

the experts in the industry

d)

the researchers

44.

Regardless of who mainly prepare, a good research proposal requires.....

a)

effective communications between researchers and decision makers

b)

sufficient resources

c)

the comments of industry experts

d)

great contribution of the participants

45.

A research proposal can be also considered as a business contract between research team and the company

a)

True

b)

False

46.

________ is the assignment of numbers or other symbols to characteristics of objects according to certain pre-specified rules. 

a)

 

Scaling

b)

Rating

c)

Measurement

d)

Ranking

47.

A(n) ________ is a scale whose numbers serve only as labels or tags for identifying and classifying objects with a strict one-to-one correspondence between the numbers and the objects. 

a)

ordinal scale

b)

ratio scale

c)

nominal scale

d)

interval scale

48.

________ is a ranking scale in which numbers are assigned to objects to indicate the relative extent to which some characteristic is possessed. Thus it is possible to determine whether an object has more or less of a characteristic than some other object. 

a)

Nominal scale

b)

Interval scale

c)

Ordinal scale

d)

Ratio scale

49.

________ is a scale in which the numbers are used to rate objects such that numerically equal distances on the scale represent equal distances in the characteristic being measured. 

a)

Ordinal scale

b)

Interval scale

c)

Nominal scale

d)

Ratio scale

50.

The ________ is the highest scale.  It allows the researcher to identify or classify objects, rank order the objects, and compare intervals or differences. It is also meaningful to compute ratios of scale values. 

a)

interval scale

b)

ratio scale

c)

ordinal scale

d)

nominal scale

51.

In marketing, sales, cost, market share, and number of customers are variables measured on a ________ scale. 

a)

ratio

b)

interval

c)

nominal

d)

ordinal

52.

________ are one of two types of scaling techniques in which there is direct comparison of stimulus objects with one another. 

a)

None of the other answers

b)

Comparative scales

c)

Non-comparative scales

d)

Preference scales

53.

________ are one of two types of scaling techniques in which each stimulus object is scaled independently of the other objects in the stimulus set. 

a)

Comparative scales

b)

Non-comparative scales

c)

all of the other answers

d)

Preference scales

54.

The author of your text and his colleagues have developed a scale for measuring Internet users' information privacy concerns.  The Awareness (of Privacy Practices) scale uses seven-point scales anchored with "strongly disagree" and "strongly agree." This is an example of a ________.

a)

Likert scale

b)

continuous rating scale

c)

Stapel scale

d)

semantic differential scale

55.

Which of the following is not an objective of a questionnaire?

a)

A questionnaire should minimize response error

b)

A questionnaire must uplift, motivate, and encourage the respondent to become involved in the interview, to cooperate, and to complete the interview

c)

A questionnaire must be easy for the researchers to use

d)

A questionnaire must translate the information needed into a set of specific questions that the respondents can and will answer

56.

Which of the following is not a part of the questionnaire design process?

a)

Arrange questions i n proper order

b)

Reproduce the questionnaire

c)

Specify the type of interviewing method

d)

Develop sampling plan

57.

Do you think Coca cola is a tasty and refreshing soft drink? is an example of .........

a)

double-barreled question

b)

branching question

c)

structured question

d)

dichotomous question

58.

.............. is used to be sure that the data's only collected from the relevant participants

a)

Dichotomous questions

b)

Branching questions

c)

Filler questions

d)

Filter questions

59.

" Is the respondent informed?". " Can the respondent remember?"/ and " Can the respondent articulate?, are all questions asked in the ............ stage of the questionnaire design process.

a)

overcoming unwillingness to answer

b)

overcoming inability to answer

c)

choosing question wording

d)

specify the type of interviewing method

60.

A subgroup of the elements of the population selected for participation in the study is a...........

a)

sample

b)

judgmental sample

c)

sampling frame

d)

sampling unit

61.

The collection of elements or objects that posses the information sought by the researcher and about which inferences are to be made is a ............

a)

census

b)

element

c)

population

d)

target population

62.

............ is a sampling procedure in which each element of the population has a fixed probabilistic chance of being selected for the sample

a)

Judgmental sampling

b)

Probability sampling

c)

Convenience sampling

d)

Nonprobability sampling

63.

............. attempts to obtain a sample of convenient elements. The selection of sampling units is left primarily to the interview.

a)

Convenience sampling

b)

Probability sampling

c)

Judgmental sampling

d)

Nonprobability sampling

64.

........ is a form of convenience sampling in which the population elements are selected based on the judgment of the researcher.

a)

Convenience sampling

b)

Probability sampling

c)

Judgmental sampling

d)

Nonprobability sampling

65.

All of the following statements are true about snowball sampling except......

a)

snowball sampling results in relatively low sampling variance and costs

b)

a major objective of snowball sampling is to estimate characteristics that are rare in the population

c)

snowball sampling can results in samples that are very large or over large geographic areas, thus increasing the time and cost of data collection

d)

the major advantage of snowball sampling is that it substantially increases the likelihood of locating the desired characteristics in the population

66.

........ is a probability sampling technique that used a two-step process to partition the population into subpopulations or strata. Elements are selected from each stratum by a random procedure

a)

Systematic sampling

b)

Simple random sampling

c)

Cluster sampling

d)

Stratified sampling

67.

In........, the target population is first divided into mutually executive and collectively exhaustive subpopulations, or clusters.

a)

Stratified sampling

b)

Cluster sampling

c)

simple random sampling

d)

systematic sampling

68.

Which of the research questions/hypotheses below is best answered using frequency distribution?

a)

What percentage of the market consists of heavy users, medium users, light users, and nonusers? & What is the income distribution of brand users?

b)

What is the income distribution of brand users?

c)

What percentage of the market consists of heavy users, medium users, light users, and nonusers?

d)

 

The heavy and light users of a brand differ in terms of psychographic characteristics

69.

A statistical technique that describes two or more variables simultaneously and results in tables that reflect the joint distribution of two or more variables that have a limited number of categories or distinct values is a ________.

a)

one sample t-test

b)

cross-tabulation

c)

independent sample t-test

d)

frequency distribution

70.

Which statement is not correct about cross-tabulations?

a)

Cross-tabulations provide inferences for making statements about the means of parent populations

b)

The data analyzed should be qualitative or categorical

c)

 

Cross-tabulation shows more information than the frequency distribution

d)

Cross-tabulation tables are also called contingency tables

71.

Which technique should be used to answer the question: “Is final score of students larger than 5.0?”

a)

Cross-tabulation.

b)

Frequency distribution.

c)

One sample t-test.

d)

Independent sample t-test.

72.

The managers want to know whether consumers concern about their privacy differently between offline and online shopping context. Which is technique appropriate to be used?

a)

Cross-tabulation.

b)

Independent sample t-test.

c)

One sample t-test.

d)

Frequency distribution.

73.

In determining how different price levels will affect a household's cereal consumption, it may be essential to take household size (number of members) into account. This is best analyzed by ________.?

a)

one-way ANOVA

b)

n-way ANOVA

c)

ANCOVA

d)

One sample t-test

74.

Which statement is correct concerning one-way ANOVA?

a)

Only one independent categorical variable is involved

b)

There is no correct answer provided

c)

The set of independent variables consists of both categorical and metric variables

d)

The set of independent variables includes two or more categorical variables

75.

An advanced analysis of variance procedure in which the effects of one or more metric-scaled variables are removed from the dependent variable before conducting the ANOVA is called ________.

a)

one-way analysis of variance

b)

decomposition of the total variation

c)

analysis of covariance (ANCOVA)

d)

n-way analysis of variance

76.

Which of the statistical techniques below does not involve a metric independent variable?

a)

t test

b)

ANOVA

c)

t test & ANOVA

d)

ANCOVA

77.

How consumers' "intentions to buy the brand" varies with different price levels is best analyzed via _____.

a)

regression.

b)

t tests.

c)

ANCOVA

d)

one-way ANOVA.

78.

How consumers' intentions to buy a brand vary with different levels of price and different levels of distribution is best analyzed via ________?

a)

ANCOVA

b)

regression.

c)

n-way ANOVA.

d)

one-way ANOVA

79.

Which method of analysis does not classify variables as dependent or independent?

a)

independent samples t-test

b)

analysis of covariance

c)

analysis of variance

d)

factor analysis

80.

Factor analysis is a(n) ________ in that the entire set of interdependent relationships is examined.

a)

KMO measure of sampling adequacy

b)

interdependence technique

c)

orthogonal procedure

d)

varimax procedure

81.

A ________ is a lower triangle matrix showing the simple correlations, r, between all possible pairs of variables included in the analysis.

a)

factor matrix

b)

correlation matrix

c)

classification matrix

d)

total correlation matrix

82.

________ are simple correlations between the variables and the factors

a)

Correlation coefficients

b)

Factor scores

c)

Factor loadings

d)

AVEs

83.

Factor analysis may not be appropriate in all of the following situations except

a)

No answer text provided.

b)

a small value for Bartlett's test of sphericity is found

c)

the variables are not correlated

d)

small values of the KMO statistic are found