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4. Which of the following is a technique that is used to picture the relative position of
products on two or more product dimensions important to consumer purchase decisions?
A. Retailing wheel
B. Optical scanning
C. Store image studies
D. Perceptual mapping
E. Behavioral targeting
Answer: D
Difficulty: Easy
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6. Research investigations that focus on topics such as trade area analysis, store
image/perception, in-store traffic patterns, and location analysis are collectively called:
A. perceptual mapping.
B. positioning research.
C. retailing research.
D. test marketing.
E. promotional decisions.
Answer: C
Difficulty: Medium
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7. Apex Corporation surveys its consumers to determine how they view the similarities and
dissimilarities among relevant product attributes for a set of competing brands. This is an
example of:
A. pricing strategy research.
B. distribution strategy research.
C. positioning research.
D. market segmentation research.
E. retailing research.
Answer: C
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Difficulty: Medium
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8. A new supermarket, The Factory, has installed closed circuit cameras and TVs to find out
the category of products and the specific brands favored by customers. This is done so that
space allocated to different products can be revised. This is an example of:
A. perceptual mapping.
B. test marketing.
C. retailing research.
D. logistical assessment.
E. demand analysis.
Answer: C
Difficulty: Medium
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9. Sally was browsing different kinds of skirts at Pop.com. Based on Sally’s action, Little Kite
Inc., an apparel company, displayed ads of their various skirts. Which of the following
techniques was applied by Little Kite Inc.?
A. Perceptual mapping
B. Test marketing
C. Behavioral targeting
D. Shopper marketing
E. Concept positioning
Answer: C
Difficulty: Medium
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10. Marketing to consumers based on research of the entire process consumers go through
when making a purchase is termed as:
A. shopper marketing.
B. behavioral targeting.
C. retailing research.
D. test marketing.
E. a benefit and lifestyle study.
Answer: A
Difficulty: Easy
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11. The three most common research tasks in integrated marketing communications are
advertising effectiveness studies, sales tracking, and:
A. in-store traffic patterns.
B. attitudinal research.
C. location analysis.
D. trade area analysis.
E. store image studies.
Answer: B
Difficulty: Easy
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12. Marketing research depicts the Saturn Motorcycle shopper as a middle-aged, college-
educated individual with an average annual income of $75,000. This is an example of:
A. market analysis.
B. pricing strategy research.
C. positioning research.
D. market segmentation research.
E. retailing research.
Answer: D
Difficulty: Medium
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13. Along with segmentation studies, which of the following would provide marketers with
detailed information about cultures or subcultures that businesses seek to serve?
A. Behavioral targeting
B. Shopper marketing
C. Curbstoning
D. Sugging
E. Ethnography
Answer: E
Difficulty: Easy
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15. Services provided by standardized research firms that include data made or developed
from a common data pool or database are called _____ services.
A. debriefed
B. syndicated business
C. customized
D. highly tailored
E. branded “black-box”
Answer: B
Difficulty: Easy
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