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Method of data collection, often associated with Qualitative Research, that watches customers as they perform activities either in a laboratory or in a natural setting (e.g., shopping in a retail store, using products at home).
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An approach to data collection where original data is collected for the marketers own needs or for the needs of a specific client.
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The process of gathering information to learn about something that is not fully known.
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A form of Observational Research where researchers follow customers at work, home and when shopping in order to see how they make decisions, use products and learn other information.
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A plan to collect information within a specific type of research method.
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Method of data collection, often associated with Quantitative Research, that captures information through the input of responses to a research instrument containing questions (i.e., questionnaire).
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Research method used to record information gathered during a research study that range from basic methods, such as a questionnaire that record participant responses to research questions, to highly advanced electronic measurement where respondents are connected to sophisticated equipment.
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A concept in conducting research that is concerned with making sure the method used to gather data leads to consistent results that would be duplicated if others follow the same methods.