Questionnaire

: A group of carefully worded questions that, with consumer responses, would aid researchers in achieving necessary data to fulfill research objectives.

Quota

: The required number of units.

Quota Sample

: A sample requiring a set number of respondents that possess specific and identified characteristics. The sample is not random because of the specificity of the target respondents.

Random Sampling

: A sample chosen that allows all subjects an equal probability of being selected. Can also be called a probability sample.

Rank-Order Scales

: A technique used for measuring a respondent's rank preference when comparing a set of items.

Recontact

: The process of contacting a survey respondent and asking additional interview questions.

Recruitment

: A process that involves and confirms participants that will be used in present and future marketing research studies.

Refusal Rate

: The number of respondents that refuse to cooperate in the research study.

Reliability

: A consistent method that often yields the same results each time that it is measured.

Research Design

: An overall plan of action to be followed during an experiment to be sure that the objectives are met. Often the specific procedures to solve problems are included in the research design.
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