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Fdo: tu novio el mas guapo. par Alberto Tella 1 Which one is NOT a phase of the research process. a Execution of business decisions b Data processing and analysis c Design of the investigation d I DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION e Field work f Sampling 2 Consumer panels... a They use static samples b They allow to know the evolution of a variable over time c There are two correct answers d DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION e They allow to know the loyalty to the brand of the consumers f All answers are true 3 The primary information a no answer is correct b I DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION c Only quantitative methods can be applied d is available immediately e It is less expensive than high school f There are 2 correct answers 4 Market tests a They serve to prove the acceptance of Marketing policies b They help establish future sales predictions c There are two correct answers d They allow us to analyze consumer behavior e All the answers are correct 5 According to the ESOMAR Code a It is the responsibility of the researcher to ensure that personal data is protected b Research with children and minors cannot be carried out. c Researchers must provide sufficient technical information to the client to check the reliability of the result d If the subject has agreed and given her consent to be part of the research, we may ask you for any personal data that the researchers consider as broadly as they deem e There are two correct answers 6 The implicit association test... a It does not allow quantifying the attitudes of individuals b All other statements are false c It is a technique in which the individual must comment on images d It is a technique that should be performed by a psychologist or sociologist e It is a very common technique in group dynamics. 7 Mark the correct option a There are no correct options b There are two correct options c Bipolar adjectives or attributes are used on Likert scales d In the semantic differential scales, the respondent shows his degree of agreement or disagree with a statement e Filter questions allow you to check the veracity of the answers 8 Which condition of marketing research is related to offering accurate and precise results? a Systematic character b Objectivity c Relevance d Opportunity e Reliability f Efficiency 9 Which marketing research condition is associated with following a rigorous process structured by stages? a Systematic character b Objectivity c Relevance d Opportunity e Reliability f Efficiency 10 Which condition of the marketing research is related to the fact that the researcher does not introduce bias? a Systematic character b Objectivity c Relevance d Opportunity e Reliability f Efficiency 11 What condition of marketing research is related to its being do on time? a Systematic character b Objectivity c Relevance d Opportunity e Reliability f Efficiency 12 6. Indicate the utilities of market research (you can select as many options as you consider) Escoge una o varias respuestas a Assist in strategic decision making b Generating uncertainty c Carry out marketing actions d Provide timely, reliable and objective information 13 Depending on the source of the information used, market research is classified in... a Qualitative, quantitative and mixed studies b Cabinet, field and mixed studies c Cross-sectional and longitudinal studies d Exploratory and Conclusive Research 14 8. Depending on the nature of the information used, market research is classified in... a Qualitative, quantitative and mixed studies b Cabinet, field and mixed studies c Cross-sectional and longitudinal studies d Exploratory and Conclusive Research 15 According to the objectives pursued, market research is classified into... a Qualitative, quantitative and mixed studies b Cabinet, field and mixed studies c Cross-sectional and longitudinal studies d Exploratory and Conclusive Research 16 How many phases does market research have? a 4 b 5 c 6 d 7 17 The first phase of marketing research consists of... a Design the research b Defining the research problem and objectives c Collect information 18 The third phase of marketing research consists of... a Define the research problem and objectives b Analyze the information c Collect information 19 The fourth phase of market research consists of... a Design the research b Submit the results report c Analyze the information 20 What kind of research seeks to provide answers like who, how where? (Choose as many options as you consider) a Exploratory research b Descriptive research c Causal investigation 21 What type of research seeks to suggest solutions or new ideas? (Choose as many options as you consider) a Exploratory research b Descriptive research c Causal investigation 22 What type of research uses small non-representative samples? (Choose as many options as you consider) a Exploratory research b Descriptive research c Causal investigation 23 What type of research uses quantitative analysis? (Choose as many options as you consider) Escoge una o varias respuestas a Exploratory research b Descriptive research c Causal investigation 24 What type of research uses structured and formal processes? (Choose as many options as you consider) Escoge una o varias respuestas a Exploratory research b Descriptive research c Causal investigation 25 What type of research does not allow the generalization of the results? (Choose as many options as you consider) a Exploratory research b Descriptive research c Causal investigation 26 What type of research makes it possible to control the influence of other variables? (Choose as many options as you consider) a Exploratory research b Descriptive research c Causal investigation 27 Consumer panels are a technique within... a Exploratory research b Descriptive research c Causal investigation 28 Discussion groups are a technique within... a Exploratory research b Descriptive research c Causal investigation 29 Experimentation is a technique within... a Exploratory research b Descriptive research c Causal investigation 30 Surveys are a technique within... a Exploratory research b Descriptive research c Causal investigation 31 In-depth interviews are a technique within... a Exploratory research b Descriptive research c Causal investigation 32 Observation is a technique within... a Exploratory research b Descriptive research c Causal investigation 33 28. The sources of secondary information correspond to... a Data obtained specifically to cover the information need of the company b Pre-existing data, collected for other purposes c Data that the company obtains by its own means d Data obtained outside the company 34 The primary sources of information correspond to... a Data obtained specifically to meet the information needs of the company b Pre-existing data, collected for other purposes c Data that the company obtains by its own means d Data obtained outside the company 35 They are the most expensive and require the most time a Primary sources of information b Internal sources of secondary information c External sources of secondary information 36 Data from our clients' experiences provided by the Department Commercial are... a Primary sources of information b Internal sources of secondary information c External sources of secondary information 37 Reports from companies in the sector are... a Primary sources of information b Internal sources of secondary information c External sources of secondary information 38 Scientific magazines and publications are... a Primary sources of information b Internal sources of secondary information c External sources of secondary information 39 Surveys are... a Primary sources of information b Internal sources of secondary information c External sources of secondary information 40 Reports from consultancies like PwP or Nielsen are... a Primary sources of information b Internal sources of secondary information c External sources of secondary information 41 Experiments are... a Primary sources of information b Internal sources of secondary information c External sources of secondary information 42 INE studies are... a Primary sources of information b Internal sources of secondary information c External sources of secondary information 43 Data from our income statement are... a Primary sources of information b Internal sources of secondary information c Secondary information sources 44 When using external sources of secondary information, it is necessary to consider... a Origin and origin of the information b Objective and purpose of the investigation c Methodology used. Time elapsed since the investigation d They are all correct 45 Why is it important to use and cite bibliographic references correctly? a To obtain a better evaluation of the course work b To distinguish one's own ideas from those of others c Because not doing so would entail plagiarism d They are all correct

1

Which one is NOT a phase of the research process.

a

Execution of business decisions

b

Data processing and analysis

c

Design of the investigation

d

I DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION

e

Field work

f

Sampling

2

Consumer panels...

a

They use static samples

b

They allow to know the evolution of a variable over time

c

There are two correct answers

d

DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION

e

They allow to know the loyalty to the brand of the consumers

f

All answers are true

3

The primary information

a

no answer is correct

b

I DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION

c

Only quantitative methods can be applied

d

is available immediately

e

It is less expensive than high school

f

There are 2 correct answers

4

Market tests

a

They serve to prove the acceptance of Marketing policies

b

They help establish future sales predictions

c

There are two correct answers

d

They allow us to analyze consumer behavior

e

All the answers are correct

5

According to the ESOMAR Code

a

It is the responsibility of the researcher to ensure that personal data is protected

b

Research with children and minors cannot be carried out.

c

Researchers must provide sufficient technical information to the client to check the reliability of the result

d

If the subject has agreed and given her consent to be part of the research, we may ask you for any personal data that the researchers consider as broadly as they deem

e

There are two correct answers

6

The implicit association test...

a

It does not allow quantifying the attitudes of individuals

b

All other statements are false

c

It is a technique in which the individual must comment on images

d

It is a technique that should be performed by a psychologist or sociologist

e

It is a very common technique in group dynamics.

7

Mark the correct option

a

There are no correct options

b

There are two correct options

c

Bipolar adjectives or attributes are used on Likert scales

d

In the semantic differential scales, the respondent shows his degree of agreement or disagree with a statement

e

Filter questions allow you to check the veracity of the answers

8

Which condition of marketing research is related to offering accurate and precise results?

a

Systematic character

b

Objectivity

c

Relevance

d

Opportunity

e

Reliability

f

Efficiency

9

Which marketing research condition is associated with following a rigorous process structured by stages?

a

Systematic character

b

Objectivity

c

Relevance

d

Opportunity

e

Reliability

f

Efficiency

10

Which condition of the marketing research is related to the fact that the researcher does not introduce bias?

a

Systematic character

b

Objectivity

c

Relevance

d

Opportunity

e

Reliability

f

Efficiency

11

What condition of marketing research is related to its being do on time?

a

Systematic character

b

Objectivity

c

Relevance

d

Opportunity

e

Reliability

f

Efficiency

12

6. Indicate the utilities of market research (you can select as many options as you consider)

Escoge una o varias respuestas

a

Assist in strategic decision making

b

Generating uncertainty

c

Carry out marketing actions

d

Provide timely, reliable and objective information

13

Depending on the source of the information used, market research is classified in...

a

Qualitative, quantitative and mixed studies

b

Cabinet, field and mixed studies

c

Cross-sectional and longitudinal studies

d

Exploratory and Conclusive Research

14

8. Depending on the nature of the information used, market research is classified in...

a

Qualitative, quantitative and mixed studies

b

Cabinet, field and mixed studies

c

Cross-sectional and longitudinal studies

d

Exploratory and Conclusive Research

15

According to the objectives pursued, market research is classified into...

a

Qualitative, quantitative and mixed studies

b

Cabinet, field and mixed studies

c

Cross-sectional and longitudinal studies

d

Exploratory and Conclusive Research

16

How many phases does market research have?

a

4

b

5

c

6

d

7

17

The first phase of marketing research consists of...

a

Design the research

b

Defining the research problem and objectives

c

Collect information

18

The third phase of marketing research consists of...

a

Define the research problem and objectives

b

Analyze the information

c

Collect information

19

The fourth phase of market research consists of...

a

Design the research

b

Submit the results report

c

Analyze the information

20

What kind of research seeks to provide answers like who, how where? (Choose as many options as you consider)

a

Exploratory research

b

Descriptive research

c

Causal investigation

21

What type of research seeks to suggest solutions or new ideas? (Choose as many options as you consider)

a

Exploratory research

b

Descriptive research

c

Causal investigation

22

What type of research uses small non-representative samples? (Choose as many options as you consider)

a

Exploratory research

b

Descriptive research

c

Causal investigation

23

What type of research uses quantitative analysis? (Choose as many options as you consider)

Escoge una o varias respuestas

a

Exploratory research

b

Descriptive research

c

Causal investigation

24

What type of research uses structured and formal processes? (Choose as many options as you consider)

Escoge una o varias respuestas

a

Exploratory research

b

Descriptive research

c

Causal investigation

25

What type of research does not allow the generalization of the results? (Choose as many options as you consider)

a

Exploratory research

b

Descriptive research

c

Causal investigation

26

What type of research makes it possible to control the influence of other variables? (Choose as many options as you consider)

a

Exploratory research

b

Descriptive research

c

Causal investigation

27

Consumer panels are a technique within...

a

Exploratory research

b

Descriptive research

c

Causal investigation

28

Discussion groups are a technique within...

a

Exploratory research

b

Descriptive research

c

Causal investigation

29

Experimentation is a technique within...

a

Exploratory research

b

Descriptive research

c

Causal investigation

30

Surveys are a technique within...

a

Exploratory research

b

Descriptive research

c

Causal investigation

31

In-depth interviews are a technique within...

a

Exploratory research

b

Descriptive research

c

Causal investigation

32

Observation is a technique within...

a

Exploratory research

b

Descriptive research

c

Causal investigation

33

28. The sources of secondary information correspond to...

a

Data obtained specifically to cover the information need of the company

b

Pre-existing data, collected for other purposes

c

Data that the company obtains by its own means

d

Data obtained outside the company

34

The primary sources of information correspond to...

a

Data obtained specifically to meet the information needs of the company

b

Pre-existing data, collected for other purposes

c

Data that the company obtains by its own means

d

Data obtained outside the company

35

They are the most expensive and require the most time

a

Primary sources of information

b

Internal sources of secondary information

c

External sources of secondary information

36

Data from our clients' experiences provided by the Department Commercial are...

a

Primary sources of information

b

Internal sources of secondary information

c

External sources of secondary information

37

Reports from companies in the sector are...

a

Primary sources of information

b

Internal sources of secondary information

c

External sources of secondary information

38

Scientific magazines and publications are...

a

Primary sources of information

b

Internal sources of secondary information

c

External sources of secondary information

39

Surveys are...

a

Primary sources of information

b

Internal sources of secondary information

c

External sources of secondary information

40

Reports from consultancies like PwP or Nielsen are...

a

Primary sources of information

b

Internal sources of secondary information

c

External sources of secondary information

41

Experiments are...

a

Primary sources of information

b

Internal sources of secondary information

c

External sources of secondary information

42

INE studies are...

a

Primary sources of information

b

Internal sources of secondary information

c

External sources of secondary information

43

Data from our income statement are...

a

Primary sources of information

b

Internal sources of secondary information

c

Secondary information sources

44

When using external sources of secondary information, it is necessary to consider...

a

Origin and origin of the information

b

Objective and purpose of the investigation

c

Methodology used. Time elapsed since the investigation

d

They are all correct

45

Why is it important to use and cite bibliographic references correctly?

a

To obtain a better evaluation of the course work

b

To distinguish one's own ideas from those of others

c

Because not doing so would entail plagiarism

d

They are all correct

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