A) people meters.
B) telephone surveys of representative listener samples.
C) audiometers.
D) diaries placed in a panel of households.
E) personal interviews.
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A) Conducting primary research
B) Tabulating census and other data for geographic areas
C) Updating census data through statistical extrapolation
D) Performing detailed analysis of census data
E) All of these are typically associated with "geodemographers".
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A) look for external sources for the relevant data.
B) see if good data can be obtained from published sources.
C) begin a primary data collection effort.
D) All of these are correct next steps.
E) look for external sources and see if good data can be obtained from published sources.
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A) Nielsen's PRIZM
B) NPD Group's online diary panels
C) Arbitron
D) GfK Group's Starch
E) Nielsen's Digital Voice
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A) People meters attempt to measure the channels to which a television set is tuned and who is watching the television set.
B) Radio listening statistics are typically obtained through the use of diaries.
C) It is difficult to count the number of times that a website or web banner ad has been accessed.
D) All of these are false.
E) None of these are false.
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A) compiling the literature you have found.
B) begin the search process.
C) develop a list of key terms and authors.
D) identify what you want to know and what you already know about your topic.
E) enlist the assistance of a reference librarian.
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A) Profiling customers
B) Measuring product sales and market share
C) Measuring advertising exposure and effectiveness
D) All of these are correct.
E) None of these are correct.
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A) Multi-media diaries
B) Cross platform services
C) Media-sponsored readership studies
D) Portable people meters
E) Google analytics
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A) Nielsen's Digital Voice.
B) Arbitron.
C) comScore's Mobile Metrix.
D) Webtrends.
E) GfK Group's Starch Ad Readership Program.
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A) remembered seeing an ad.
B) saw the advertiser's name in an ad.
C) read any or all of the ad.
D) responded to a number of items about the ad,such as taking an action.
E) All of these are correct.
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A) people meters.
B) telephone surveys of representative viewer sample.
C) smartphone apps.
D) gaming consoles that are attached to television sets.
E) None of these are correct.
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A) provide information on the demographic characteristics of a particular publication's readership.
B) provide advertisers with insights concerning the effectiveness of their ads.
C) determine which magazines carry the most advertising.
D) evaluate the fit between a magazine's geographic distribution patterns and the type of advertising it carries.
E) link magazine readership with certain lifestyle characteristics.
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