The correct answer is: thinking that a symptom is the problem.
This is a common pitfall in the marketing research process, as managers may focus on addressing superficial symptoms rather than identifying and solving the underlying issues.
Multiple choice question.
accessing problem-specific data
thinking that a symptom is the problem
recalling feedback
correctly interpreting the data
1 answer
The correct answer is: thinking that a symptom is the problem.
This is a common pitfall in the marketing research process, as managers may focus on addressing superficial symptoms rather than identifying and solving the underlying issues.