A) Delphi marketing
B) Portfolio testing
C) Theater testing
D) Flesch formula testing
E) Field testing
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A) recall and recognition tests.
B) association measures.
C) comprehension and reaction tests.
D) tracking studies.
E) physiological measures.
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A) Controlled tests
B) Portfolio tests
C) Dummy tests
D) Unstructured focus groups
E) Field tests
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A) focus group results.
B) portfolio analysis.
C) recall.
D) reaction.
E) jury results.
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A) determine the break-even point for total costs of advertising.
B) create data for marginal cost pricing strategies.
C) determine if advertising objectives are achieved.
D) make sure advertising supports middlemen.
E) ensure all kinds of promotional techniques are used.
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A) use a single measurement to adequately assess ad performance.
B) aid in the judgment of specific advertising executions.
C) isolate causes of viewers' evaluations of ads.
D) eliminate the use of controls to avoid the biasing effects of an exposure context.
E) isolate each contributing factor of an ad performance.
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A) is cost efficient.
B) offers unlimited samples.
C) provides a realistic response profile.
D) is highly secure.
E) provides a uniform recall score for the same brand.
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A) They are specifically designed to evaluate purchase intentions in specific markets.
B) They are synonymous with recognition tests.
C) They are used to evaluate preferences engendered by sponsorship.
D) They are commonly employed by organizations.
E) They are designed to evaluate awareness.
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A) the high cost of making the required changes.
B) the potential for ad erosion.
C) the potential for the halo effect.
D) the groupthink phenomenon.
E) the lack of control by researchers.
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A) Pretests occur only during the idea generation stage.
B) The methodologies employed to conduct pretests vary.
C) Only one type of pretest method can be used to measure advertising.
D) Feedback for pretests is very expensive.
E) Pretests are essentially conducted within restricted time schedules.
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A) Day-after recall
B) Recognition
C) Inquiry
D) Comprehension
E) Portfolio
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A) running an ad in successive issues of the same medium
B) running different ads in the same medium
C) running the same ad in different media
D) running variations of an ad in the same medium
E) running variations of an ad in different copies of the same medium
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A) Portfolio analysis
B) Burke's reflections test
C) The Flesch formula
D) Dummy testing
E) Contextual testing
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A) Require agreement about how the results will be used in advance of each specific test.
B) Adhere to the consideration that an advertising stimulus should be exposed only once.
C) Provide controls to increase the biasing effects of an exposure context.
D) Use a convenience sample.
E) Provide a single unique measurement to adequately assess an ad's performance.
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A) Dummy advertising vehicles
B) Posttests
C) Consumer juries
D) Portfolio tests
E) Physiological measures
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A) Eye-tracking test
B) Burke test
C) Flesch test
D) Galvanic skin response test
E) Bingo cards
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A) Focus groups require quantitative analysis.
B) This methodology is unattractive as results are typically unattainable.
C) Focus group samples can be generalized to larger populations.
D) Group influences tend to bias participants' responses.
E) The results of focus groups are typically quantifiable.
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A) the successful communicative abilities of most mockups and storyboards.
B) the ability to use finely tuned mockups and storyboards in the testing process.
C) the absence of time delays.
D) relatively inexpensive feedback.
E) the ability to speed up the new product introduction process.
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A) It is used to test advertising effects in specific target areas.
B) The disadvantage of test marketing of ads is its unrealism.
C) A high degree of control cannot be obtained through test marketing.
D) The effectiveness is measured while the ads are being run.
E) It favors unemotional appeals because respondents are asked to verbalize the message.
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A) Persuasive
B) Diagnostic
C) Alpha
D) Beta
E) Portfolio analysis
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