A) primary Data.
B) stealing data.
C) secondary Data.
D) irrelevant data.
E) None of the above.
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A) it is appropriate for many purposes.
B) it is usually more thoroughly tested and evaluated.
C) it may involve additional field and office personnel.
D) possible cost and time savings.
E) it provides a welcome rest in the library.
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A) help to better state problem under investigation.
B) completely fit the problem.
C) suggest improved methods or data for better coming to grips with the problem.
D) provide comparative data by which primary data can be more insightfully interpreted.
E) less costly.
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A) talk to reference librarian.
B) go to the library and page through sources to get a feel for what is in them.
C) use a computer data base to locate possible sources.
D) identify what you know and what you wish to know about your topic.
E) consult an index of data sources.
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A) Demographic information (birth,age,marriage,income,etc. ) collected from a sample of respondents as a part of a market segmentation study for a prominent grocery chain.
B) Housing data (tenure,race of occupants,year built,etc. ) as reported in the Journal of Marketing and later used by a researcher working on a project for a construction company.
C) Housing data especially collected from a sample by a researcher working on a project for a construction company.
D) Consumer attitudes as measured by an attitude questionnaire designed and used by a researcher investigating a model of consumer behavior.
E) Results of an experiment used to evaluate ad effectiveness for a new product.
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A) United Nations
B) Federal Reserve System Board of Governors
C) U.S.Bureau of Labor Statistics
D) Bureau of the Census of the United States Department of Commerce
E) Internal Revenue Service
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A) A table showing "Prestige Ratings of Occupations in the United States" published in a textbook but extracted from a research monograph.
B) Estimated brand shares for a number of leading electrical firms as published in Fortune and which was the result of research sponsored by that magazine.
C) The Census of Population.
D) The Census of Housing which is taken in conjunction with the Census of Population.
E) Results of a research project on a related topic.
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A) Internal secondary data are the least costly of any type of marketing research.
B) Secondary data usually have the advantage of being faster to collect than primary data.
C) Although secondary data provide a good starting point for a research project,it will always be necessary to collect primary data at some point.
D) One of the advantages of secondary data is that secondary data generally are much less costly to collect than primary data.
E) Secondary data typically do not provide as good a fit to the problem as primary data.
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A) Go to the library and begin searching through relevant marketing publications.
B) Consult an authority in the field.
C) Consult a reference librarian for help.
D) Consult a specialized index that relates to your topic.
E) Generate a list of key terms and names.
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A) mediated source.
B) secondary source.
C) third-party source.
D) primary source.
E) abstractive source.
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A) The first step in searching published sources of secondary data is to consult a reference librarian.
B) One key source of secondary information is the trade association,particularly since it is often able to obtain information from members that might not be available elsewhere.
C) The primary advantage of on-line database searching is access to information not available in any other format.
D) The main disadvantage of using standardized marketing information services over primary data is that the data are not as accurate.
E) They are all false.
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A) Secondary data help to state better the problem under investigation.
B) Secondary data cost less to collect than primary data.
C) Secondary data can suggest improved methods or data for addressing the research problem.
D) Secondary data provide comparative data to which primary data can be compared.
E) Secondary data better fit the problem under investigation.
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A) The primary source typically describes the process of data collection and analysis,while secondary sources typically do not.
B) Secondary sources typically change units of measurement.
C) Primary sources are usually more accurate and complete.
D) Only a and b are correct.
E) Only a and c are correct.
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A) Citation and printing charges
B) Planning and executing the search
C) Connect charges
D) Telephone charges
E) All of the above are costs of using on-line databases.
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A) age of the data.
B) quality.
C) relevance.
D) completeness.
E) units of measure do not match.
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A) selecting only those projects that addressed the current problem.
B) using only project results that were generated by laboratory experiments.
C) always using project results in isolation,in other words,not confusing the issue by combining results from various projects.
D) combining key learnings on related topics in order to arrive at synergistic learnings.
E) using only the learnings from projects conducted by commercial research companies,in order to avoid internal bias.
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A) Primary data
B) Secondary data
C) Survey data
D) Focus group data
E) Experimental data
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