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Glossary of Market Research Terms – Q |
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Qualifying Questions: |
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Some qualifying questions are asked before the actual
process of study begins. These are asked in order to check
whether the picked respondents qualify for the actual study
or not.
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Qualitative research: |
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Qualitative research implies to studies which are aimed at
collecting data that cannot be quantified or numerically
represented and analysed. These researches generally involve
subjective analysis of intangible attributes and the data
collected is not empirical in nature. They are generally
conducted through focus groups, interviews, group
discussions and open-ended questions in written surveys,
which enable the respondents to express their feelings
fully.
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Questionnaire: |
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Questionnaire is a list of questions which seek certain
answers aimed at collecting data required for fulfilling the
final objective or aim of a particular research study.
Designing the questionnaire is generally the single most
important exercise which enables gathering of correct type
of primary data for any research study.
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Quota: |
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Quota is the requisite number of units, subjects or
respondents needed for fulfilling the aim of a study.
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Qualified Respondent: |
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Qualified Respondent is the respondent who meets the
requirements for inclusion in the sample to be used for the
research study. It is generally derived by conducting some
pre-screening tests.
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Qualitative: |
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The research study conducted in which the results cannot be
quantified or analysed quantitatively. Qualitative data
requires subjective analysis as it is not collected
empirically. Focus groups, interviews, and open-ended
questions are all forms of qualitative research. These
results give an idea of the thoughts, feelings, desires and
expectations of the consumers.
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Qualitative Variable: |
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Qualitative Variable is a result which cannot be
quantified. It belongs to a category or classification. Some
examples are marital status, gender, occupation, ethnicity
etc.
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Quasi-Experiments: |
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Quasi-Experiments are the studies in which respondents are
to be chosen with utmost care. These studies cannot be
assigned to respondents at random due to the need of certain
pre-existing conditions or lack of control for scheduling.
Pre-screening of the respondents becomes extremely important
in these studies.
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Quota Sample: |
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Quota Sample is a sample requiring a set number of
respondents which have specific and identified
characteristics necessary for the required study. The
samples are not random because of the specificity of the
target respondents.
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