1. Question: If a company commissioned market research to look at the potential effect of changing an attribute of a product (e.g. its colour), what specific type of market research would it be?

    A
    Causal

    B
    Observational

    C
    Secondary

    D
    Qualitative

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  2. Question: Which of the following is NOT an 'experimental' form of market research?

    A
    Traffic audit

    B
    Pilot roll-out

    C
    Blind test

    D
    Extended user test

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  3. Question: Which of the following is/are problems associated with surveys as a method of market research? i)They cannot access a large sample size. ii)There is potential for response bias.

    A
    Both (i) and (ii) are true.

    B
    Only (i) is true.

    C
    Only (ii) is true.

    D
    Neither is true.

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  4. Question: Which of the following is an example of a 'closed' question?

    A
    "Why do you get up early in the morning?"

    B
    "Who is your favorite baseball player?"

    C
    "When shall we go to the restaurant?"

    D
    "Do you like Mozart?"

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  5. Question: Which of the following situations would be LEAST likely to encourage a company to consider re-positioning itself?

    A
    A pronounced change in the economic climate

    B
    A reduction in production costs

    C
    A sustained fall in sales

    D
    A large entrant to the market

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  6. Question: Companies may be forced to remain in an unprofitable market because they have, for example, invested heavily in infrastructure. What are these factors known as?

    A
    Golden handcuffs

    B
    Barriers to exit

    C
    Escape clauses

    D
    Transfer costs

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  7. Question: Which of the following conclusions should be drawn from the voting phenomenon commonly known as the 'Bradley effect' (or 'Wilder effect')?

    A
    People's behavior does not necessarily follow their stated intentions.

    B
    People do not consume as much of a product as they say they will.

    C
    People are, ultimately, less concerned about ethical issues than financial ones.

    D
    People will generally see through false claims.

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  8. Question: Which of the following problems is caused by 'collinearity' within data?

    A
    It exaggerates the potential market.

    B
    It causes less important factors to have a disproportionate influence on the outcome.

    C
    It prevents the analysis of pricing-related factors.

    D
    It makes it impossible to tell which of a number of factors caused a particular behavior.

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  9. Question: If 25% of the respondents reported that they would buy product A and 48% reported they would buy product B, how many respondents would buy both?

    A
    12%

    B
    23%

    C
    36.5%

    D
    Impossible to tell

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  10. Question: What is the 'Fourt-Woodlock' model used to make predictions?

    A
    The sales breakdown of a product by different age groups

    B
    Product sales, based on the number of trial purchases converted into repeat purchases

    C
    Seasonal variation in demand for a product

    D
    Sales volumes at each stage of the product life-cycle

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