A) elements of the environmental forces that cannot be controlled.
B) changes in channels of distribution or pricing.
C) elements of the marketing mix that cannot be manipulated.
D) the primary experimental hypothesis.
E) changes in purchases such as dollar or unit sales of individuals or organizations.
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A) creative
B) familiar
C) concise
D) alliterative
E) easy to remember
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A) data vault
B) data warehouse
C) data depot
D) data storehouse
E) data stockroom
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A) advertising budgets.
B) call reports.
C) billing records.
D) sales budgets.
E) advertising expenses.
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A) pattern changes from year to year.
B) pattern is always a straight line.
C) slope of the line is tied directly to profits.
D) shape of the pattern is a hyperbola.
E) pattern follows an "S-shaped" curve.
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A) extrapolation
B) hypothesizing
C) neuromarketing
D) deduction
E) conjecture
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A) consumers usually lie to researchers out of embarrassment.
B) often competitors provide information that will purposefully throw off results.
C) marketers almost always fail to follow proper statistics procedures.
D) different researchers report different conclusions when analyzing the same data.
E) much of a consumer's feelings toward products and brands resides in the subconscious part of the brain.
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A) personal interview
B) telephone interview
C) online survey
D) mail survey
E) fax survey
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A) collecting secondary data
B) finding primary research candidates to interview
C) meeting the time deadline
D) establishing measures of success
E) locating age-appropriate styles in plus sizes
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A) internal primary data.
B) nonprobability sampling tools.
C) internal secondary data.
D) external secondary data.
E) external primary data.
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A) government publications.
B) observational data.
C) experiments.
D) social media.
E) panels.
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A) genealogy
B) neuroscience
C) astrology
D) biochemistry
E) numerology
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A) Carmex sentiment.
B) Carmex Twitter followers.
C) Carmex conversation velocity.
D) Carmex Facebook likers (or Fans or likes) .
E) Carmex share of voice.
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A) external secondary data.
B) internal secondary data.
C) primary data.
D) experimental independent variables.
E) nonprobability data.
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A) Ethnographic research was specifically designed to use in global markets to help marketers understand cultural diversity and ethnocentrism.
B) Ethnographic research employs the use of genealogical data to track purchase behaviors through family lines.
C) Ethnographic research relies on physiological responses such as heart rate,breathing rate,and stress levels to obtain objective data.
D) Ethnographic research uses anthropologists and other trained researchers to observe consumers in their "natural use environment."
E) Ethnographic researchers use videotapes to eliminate miscues of subtle emotional reactions that can skew market research results.
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A) trend
B) fad
C) fashion
D) craze
E) tendency
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A) external secondary data-an article in the Journal of Consumer Behavior on ethnographic research
B) social media Facebook comments and Twitter "tweets" analysis
C) internal secondary data-sales reports on soup sales by flavor and package type (can or microwave bowl)
D) neuromarketing studies
E) online/e-mail questionnaires
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