QUESTION1 steps for conducting market research.

QUESTION2 Why research data need to be processed?four methods to process data.

QUESTION3 What is primary data? four techniques of collecting primary data and determine if those collection techniques are qualitative or quantitative.

QUESTION4 What is secondary data? two main methods of collecting secondary market research data.

QUESTION5 what is the most common methods of analysing qualitative and quantitative data.

QUESTION6 why qualitative and quantitative data both play an important role in research.

QUESTION7 What is the rationale for sampling in market research?

QUESTION8 what is the sample design in market research.

QUESTION9 What is the purpose of having a hypothesis? why the principles a market researcher would need to apply to develop a strong hypothesis.

QUESTION10 what is the aims of the Privacy (Market and Social Research) Code 2014? How has the Code come about and who complies with the Code?

QUESTION11 What is the general rules of professional behaviour that a market researcher should observe under the Australian Social and Market Research Society Code of Professional Behaviour.

QUESTION12 The Spam Act 2003 regulates unsolicited commercial electronic messages in Australia. What are the three things that an electronic message cannot be sent without under the Act?

QUESTION13 what the difference is between questionnaires and interviews. What is the advantage and disadvantage of using one method over the other?

QUESTION14 What is the use of cross-sectional and longitudinal surveys.

QUESTION1 how is a research report should be formatted. outline the findings to include the headings that might be used, the order of the data and the style.

QUESTION16 Outline the information that an organisation might define in a style guide in relation to writing and communicating research data and reports. what are the reasons make style guide important?