MKT REA CHAP 11 TF
A leading question is a question used to guide an interviewer through a survey by directing the interviewer to different spots on the questionnaire depending on the answers given.
FALSE
A questionnaire is an informal set of questions for obtaining information from respondents.
FALSE
A researcher should use questions with positive statements only to avoid problems with question wording.
FALSE
According to the text, a conversational style should be avoided when writing interviewer-administered questionnaires.
FALSE
According to the text, classification information is information that relates directly to the marketing research problem.
FALSE
According to the text, pretests are best done by telephone interviews.
FALSE
An open-ended question is a structured question with only two response alternatives, such as yes or no.
FALSE
Analysis of social media can give an understanding that can be valuable in designing an appropriate questionnaire for use in social media surveys but not in traditional surveys.
FALSE
Classification information is considered most sensitive and, therefore, should appear at the very end of the questionnaire.
FALSE
Collecting demographic information that can be used in direct mail campaigns is mentioned in the text as a specific objective of a questionnaire.
FALSE
Dichotomous questions allow the respondent to express their attitudes or opinions without the bias associated with restricting responses to predefined alternatives.
FALSE
Forms for recording observational data are more difficult to construct than questionnaires.
FALSE
One consistency in conducting cross-national studies is the universal definition of "household" and "household size" across countries of the world.
FALSE
Open-ended is a popular form of structured question.
FALSE
Open-ended questions are most useful in conclusive research and as opening questions.
FALSE
Problem-solving information is one of the three types of information that is obtained in a questionnaire.
FALSE
Questions regarding identification information generally come before questions regarding demographics.
FALSE
Respondents for the pretest and for the actual survey should NOT be drawn from the same population.
FALSE
Socioeconomic and demographic characteristics used to categorize respondents are referred to as basic information.
FALSE
The last step in the questionnaire design process is to reproduce the questionnaire.
FALSE
To avoid problems in question wording, a researcher should use leading questions when designing a questionnaire.
FALSE
To increase the likelihood of obtaining sensitive information, such topics should be placed in the middle of the questionnaire.
FALSE
When respondents are unable to articulate a response to a question, this usually indicates they have no opinion on that topic.
FALSE
Questions that prespecify the set of response alternatives and the response format are called structured questions.
TRUE
"Usually," "normally," and "frequently" are examples of words that are oftentimes considered confusing to respondents.
TRUE
A question that gives the respondent a clue as to what the answer should be is called a leading question.
TRUE
A questionnaire is a structured technique for data collection that consists of a series of questions, written or verbal, which a respondent answers.
TRUE
A respondent's tendency to choose an alternative merely because it occupies a certain position on the page or in a list is called order bias.
TRUE
A single question that attempts to cover two issues is called a double-barreled question.
TRUE
A strategy for ordering questions in a questionnaire in which the sequence starts with the general questions, which are followed by progressively more specific questions, in order to prevent specific questions from biasing general questions, is called the funnel approach.
TRUE
A well-designed questionnaire can motivate the respondents and increase the response rate.
TRUE
According to the text, branching questions direct respondents to different places in the questionnaire based on their response to the question at hand.
TRUE
According to the text, dichotomous questions should be used when the researcher has reason to believe that the respondent thinks of the topic in yes/no terms.
TRUE
According to the text, unstructured questions are also referred to as free-response or free-answer questions.
TRUE
An analysis of social media content can aid in determining the content, structure, and wording of individual questions.
TRUE
Basic information is the most important aspect of a marketing research study.
TRUE
For questionnaires to be used in surveys to be conducted in social media, the general principles and guidelines for questionnaire design remain the same as those for traditional media.
TRUE
Identification information is a type of information obtained in a questionnaire that includes name, address, and phone number.
TRUE
In multiple-choice questions, the researcher provides a choice of answers, and respondents are asked to select one or more of the alternatives given.
TRUE
In questionnaire design, assigning a code to every conceivable response before data collection is called precoding.
TRUE
Open-ended questions that respondents answer in their own words are called unstructured questions.
TRUE
Pretesting is the testing of the questionnaire on a small sample of respondents for the purpose of improving the questionnaire by identifying and eliminating potential problems before using it in the actual survey.
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