What would you recommend to a marketing team to help improve the quality of the qualitiative research responses

Assume that a research study included the following question: "Why do you prefer a gasoline powered car over an electric powered car?" Explain how you would code possible responses to this question. (Note: explore all that you think might be possible answers, not just how you would answer the question).  Develop possible responses and the category groupings you would use.

Critical Thinking What is your overall attitude toward market research? Do you think it is a beneficial activ- ity from a consumer's perspective? Or do you think it merely gives marketers new insights on how to con- vince consumers to buy something they really don't want or need?

I need help in formulating a Statement of Hypothesis on the Business Research Title: Product Innovation Strategy on Business Performance during Covid-19 Pandemic

Explain below the research approaches that a company may use to collect the primary data from the market. (You may use any retail company to answer this question) a) Survey research b) Focus group research

This is our title: Perception of Senior High School Students on the Impact of Online Advertisement on Consumption of Products   What could be the research quesstions?

Among the approaches in qualitative research, which of these approaches that you and your group had chosen in  your proposed study? Why you and your group chose that particular approach?

Ms. Schauna Chauhan the CEO of Parle Agro, plans to start off with a new range of productsfor Health Drinks. Chalk out consumer research techniques and tactics that can be used to understand consumer’s behaviour for this new upcoming product.

Describe a problem, that leads to a possible, "purpose of a research study"  Define the problem and write a description of, "the purpose of the study"

Two surveys were conducted to measure the effectiveness of an advertising campaign for a low-fat brand of ice cream. In one of the surveys, the interviewers visited the home and asked whether the low-fat brand ice cream was purchased. In the other survey, the interviewers asked the person to show them the ice cream container when the interviewee stated he or she had purchased low-fat ice cream. a. Do you think the two types of surveys will yield similar results on the percentage of households using the product? b. What types of biases may be introduced into each of the surveys?