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Chapter 1 Introduction to Marketing Research
1) Problem-identification research involves going below the surface to identify the true underlying problem that the marketing manager is facing.
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2) Problem-identification research is typically used to address pricing issues.
Answer: FALSE
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3) Problem-identification research is the more common of the forms of research and is undertaken by virtually all marketing firms.
Answer: TRUE
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4) According to the text, problem-solving research is typically used to assess the environment and diagnose problems.
Answer: FALSE
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5) Research undertaken to help solve specific marketing problems is called problem-solving research.
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6) Market share is an example of a topic typically addressed by problem-solving research.
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2 Copyright © 2015 Pearson Education, Inc.7) Market potential is an example of a topic typically addressed by problem-identification research.
Answer: TRUE
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8) Segmentation is an example of a topic typically addressed by problem-solving research.
Answer: TRUE
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9) Image research is an example of a topic typically addressed by problem-identification research.
Answer: TRUE
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10) Distribution research is an example of a topic typically addressed by problem-identification research.
Answer: FALSE
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11) The first step in any marketing research project is to formulate the research design.
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12) Formulating an analytical framework along with models, research questions, hypotheses, and the information needed are included in developing an approach to the problem.
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13) Fieldwork or data collection is the fourth step of the marketing research process.
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3 Copyright © 2015 Pearson Education, Inc.14) Telephone, mail, personal and electronic interviewing are forms of interviewing in the data collection stage of the research process.
Answer: TRUE
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15) Collecting and analyzing data are steps involved in the data-processing stage.
Answer: FALSE
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16) Promotion is considered an uncontrollable environmental factor.
Answer: FALSE
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17) Marketing research is not concerned with factors that are not under the control of the marketing manager.
Answer: FALSE
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18) A manager has control over a competitor's pricing policy.
Answer: FALSE
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19) Pricing, promotion, and distribution are all considered controllable marketing variables.
Answer: TRUE
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20) Marketing research departments located within a firm are called internal suppliers.
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4 Copyright © 2015 Pearson Education, Inc.21) Marketing research should be conducted whenever a decision has to be made.
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22) The decision to conduct research is automatic.
Answer: FALSE
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23) Outside marketing research companies hired to supply marketing research data are called external suppliers.
Answer: TRUE
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24) According to the text, most of the research suppliers are Fortune 500 operations.
Answer: FALSE
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25) The services of full-service suppliers can be categorized into syndicated, customized, and Internet services.
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26) Companies that collect and sell common pools of data designed to serve information needs that a number of clients share are called syndicated services.
Answer: TRUE
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27) Focus groups represent the main method by which syndicated services collect data.
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