Match the correct definition to the correct term based on our notes.

Column A
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Market research
Primary research
Secondary research
Brand recognition
Abstract
Moderator
Causation|
Databases
Open-ended questions
Closed-ended questions
Survey
Quantitative data
Qualitative data
Focus groups
Column B
a. Previously gathered research that is being used in a context
other than its original presentation
b. A research method that brings together a small group of
people to answer questions in a moderated setting.
c. Refers to one factor making another factor occur
d. Original research; planned and carried out under the
directions of a sponsoring organization
e. Data that is presented as numbers
f. Someone who directs the proceedings of a focus group
g. Questions that allow respondents to provide detailed
responses and explain answers |
h. Occurs in a consumer seeing a brand logo or receiving some
other brand representation
i. Questions that have determined responses from which
respondents can select and do not allow for explanation or
other elaboration
j. A brief introduction to a longer work that often identifies
background information and provides an overview of the
work itself
k. Collections of content on a common topic
I. Data that represent the 'whys" behind much of the data
m. Could be administered via phone
n. Gathering information to better help a company do business

1 answer

Here are the matched definitions based on your provided columns:

  1. Market research - n. Gathering information to better help a company do business
  2. Primary research - d. Original research; planned and carried out under the directions of a sponsoring organization
  3. Secondary research - a. Previously gathered research that is being used in a context other than its original presentation
  4. Brand recognition - h. Occurs in a consumer seeing a brand logo or receiving some other brand representation
  5. Abstract - j. A brief introduction to a longer work that often identifies background information and provides an overview of the work itself
  6. Moderator - f. Someone who directs the proceedings of a focus group
  7. Causation - c. Refers to one factor making another factor occur
  8. Databases - k. Collections of content on a common topic
  9. Open-ended questions - g. Questions that allow respondents to provide detailed responses and explain answers
  10. Closed-ended questions - i. Questions that have determined responses from which respondents can select and do not allow for explanation or other elaboration
  11. Survey - m. Could be administered via phone
  12. Quantitative data - e. Data that is presented as numbers
  13. Qualitative data - l. Data that represent the 'whys" behind much of the data
  14. Focus groups - b. A research method that brings together a small group of people to answer questions in a moderated setting.