Correct Answer : D
Explanation :
Explanation :
Government Publications
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A
Experiments
B
Personal interview
C
Questionnaire
D
Government Publications
Government Publications
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A
Qualitative Data
B
Primary Data
C
Secondary Data
D
Continuous Data
Primary data: Data collected by the investigator himself/ herself for a specific purpose.
Secondary data: Data collected by someone else for some other purpose (but being utilized by the investigator for another purpose).
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A
Primary data collection problem
B
Secondary collection problem
C
both a & b
D
None of the above
Primary data collection problem
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Browsing
B
Observation
C
Sampling
D
Testing
A primary data collection method that involves tracking behaviour over a period of time is called: Observation.
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Online
B
Personal
C
Phone
D
Postal
Online
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Online
B
Personal
C
Phone
D
Postal
Personal
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Online
B
Personal
C
Phone
D
Postal
Personal
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A
Questionnaire
B
Interviews
C
Experiments
D
Observations
Experiment is not a method of data collection. Experiment is a procedure which can be repeated for indefinite times. It is also known as trial
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A
Official documents
B
Personal documents
C
Archived research data
D
All of the above
Data collected by someone else for some other purpose but being utilized by the investigator for another purpose is called secondary data. They are collected from published data by the state or central government, articles by local bodies, census data, magazines, periodicals, journals, publications by CSO, etc.
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A
Interpret tables
B
Formulate hypotheses
C
Evaluate new products
D
Develop questionnaire
Evaluate new products
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A
To create research instruments
B
To decide on sampling
C
To give direction to primary data collection
D
To observe retail behaviour
To observe retail behaviour
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A
To evaluate its usefulness
B
To assume it is right
C
To locate it via people
D
To combine it with other data
To assume it is right
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May be outdated
B
Expensive
C
Already Exist
D
May not be accurate
Already Exist
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A
Biasness
B
Sample Design
C
Research Problem
D
All of the above
Biasness
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A
Primary
B
Secondary
C
Both a and b
D
None of the above
Primary
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A
Rating Scale
B
Interview
C
Questionnaire
D
Schedule
Questionnaire
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A
Primary data
B
Secondary data
C
Experimental data
D
Field notes
Secondary data
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