D) using only percentage scales.
E) using only closed-ended questions.
Billy Neighbors decides to use a qualitative research technique called laddering. Which
of the following would best describe how laddering could be used by Billy’s Pork
processing company?
A) determining values important to consumers (i.e., good health); the routes consumers
take to achieve those values (i.e., exercise, eating good foods, rest); and which specific
product attributes (i.e., eat white meats) are used as a means of achieving the end
desired value (i.e., good health)
B) determining product attributes important to consumers (i.e., white meats); the routes
consumers take to achieve those attributes (i.e., shopping, reading ads, coupons); and
which specific product attributes (i.e., pork) are used as a means of achieving the end
desired value
C) determining bottom rung values important to consumers (i.e., food, shelter,
clothing); the routes consumers take to advance to higher rungs (i.e., education, job
search, skill training); and which specific product attributes (i.e., white meats) are used
as a means of achieving the highest rung (i.e., high self-esteem)
D) determining the step-by-step approach to determining the best method to advertise
the product (i.e., pork) as a healthy, nutritious food (i.e., white meat)
E) None of the above; there is no such qualitative technique.
Which of the following refers to a small group of people brought together and guided
by a moderator through an unstructured, spontaneous discussion about some topic?