Secondary data obtained from a company’s CRM (customer relationship management) system is an example of…

When Gap, Inc. was developing the concept for its chain of Old Navy stores, the company gave employees who fit the desired Old Navy customer profile $200 apiece. They set them loose on a shopping spree, and then interviewed them about what they had bought so these products would be on the Old Navy shelves when the stores opened. Gap, Inc. utilized what format of participant sampling?

We run an experiment where we measure customer’s perceptions of a brand’s image before and after exposing them to an advertisement featuring the company’s recent, large donation to Habitat for Humanity. Which of the following is NOT a name for the role the advertisement plays in the experiment?

What kind of data does this telephone survey question give you? Please evaluate Hampton Inn on these four statements using a 1-5 scale where a ‘5’ is excellent and ‘1’ is poor. __ Overall service received __ Timeliness of service __ Friendliness __ Cleanliness

What is the biggest advantage of a causal research design?

Which research method places a heavy emphasis on having a large number of respondents?

15.  Sharp corners where parts of the patterns come together should be avoided because sharp angles concentrate stresses.

A good hypothesis must be…

17.  Sprues are most commonly made using what material?

Spotify recently saw a surge in the number of individuals streaming music using its service. Spotify assumes that this increase in usage is due to a new billboard that Spotify revealed in Times Square. The marketing department is excited to create more similar advertisements even though they are very expensive because, obviously, the ad worked.  What is the problem with the marketing department’s thinking? Please describe at least one other event that could have caused this increase in music listening. What is this type of variable called?