Reference no: EM132211825
1. A researcher is asking managers and line workers questions such as what type of problems they experience, where they are most likely to experience them, who is responsible for them, and how the problems get resolved. Asking these what, where, who, when, why, and how questions to get a better understanding of his client’s business decision-making situation is an example of using _____.
peeling techniques
iceberg technique
80/20 techniques
interrogative techniques
2. Which of the following is the most important question a researcher can ask when using a probing technique?
How does that make you feel?
Why do you think that is so?
What has changed?
What does _____ make you think of?
3. What factors has made South Korea become the 5th easiest country to do business?
4. When a respondent in a research study agrees to participate in the research study, this is known as _____.
a right to privacy
informed consent
jamming
forecasting