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The Research Process (1 of 5 processes)







Define the Problem









The Research Process (2 of 5 processes)

Analyze the Situation & Gather Secondary Data

The Research Process (3 of 5 processes)

Gather Primary Data

The Research Process (4 of 5 processes)

Analyze and Interpret Data

The Research Process (5 of 5 processes)

Make Managerial Decision

Primary Data Collection (1 of 2 research)

Qualitative Research

Primary Data Collection (2 of 2 research)

Quantitative Research

Qualitative Research

Used to gain an understanding of underlying reasons, opinions, and motivations

Quantitative Research

Used to quantify the problem by way of generating numerical data or data that can be transformed into useable statistics

Focus Groups (Qualitative)

10 people or so to chat about a product to a company

Observation (Qualitative)

Helpful if respondent can't/won't respond honestly, traffic counter (track of traffic)

Surveys

Gain information from survey taker and know like an interview. Involve: Questionnaires, Mall Intercepts (in person survey at a mall), Phone

Scanner Data

Data on sales of consumer goods obtained by 'scanning' the bar codes for individual products at electronic points of sale in retail outlets

Leading Questions

a question that prompts or encourages the desired answer.

Ambiguous Questions

not clear in meaning

Unanswerable Question

Not answerable... lol

Two Questions in One

Questions that can be split in two

Non-exhaustive Questions

Limited options in this question

Non-mutually Exclusive Answers

No overlap in category of questions


ex. What is your age: under 20; 20-40; 40 and over

Forecasting

To know what the future holds

Top-down forecasts

what company can do for sales and pass the info; CEO's need to know first

Buildup forecasts

Bottom know better of what to sell

Forecasting Techniques (1 of 6 techniques)

Users' Expectations

Forecasting Techniques (2 of 6 techniques)

Sales Force Composite

Forecasting Techniques (3 of 6 techniques)

Jury of Executive Opinion

Forecasting Techniques (4 of 6 techniques)

Market Test

Forecasting Techniques (5 of 6 techniques)

Time Series Analysis

Forecasting Techniques (6 of 6 techniques)

Statistical Demand Analysis