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Marketing Research
Aaker, Kumar, 
Leone and Day 
Twelfth Edition
Instructor’s 


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Chapter Four

Research Design and Implementation

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Research Design and 
Implementation


Research design is 
the detailed 
blueprint to guide 
the implementation 
of a research study 
toward the 
realization of its 
objectives


Preliminary 
Planning Stage

Research Design

Implementation

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Types of Research

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Detective Funnel
Many research studies use combination of all three research 
techniques:


Exploratory techniques ­ generate all possible reasons for a 
problem



Descriptive and Causal approaches ­ narrow the probable causes


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Relationship between Data Collection Method and 
Category of Research

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Research Tactics and Implementation


Once the research approach has been 
chosen, develop the following:


Specifics of measurements



Plan for choosing the sample



Methods for analyses


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Errors in Research Design
Two Types of Errors

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Errors in Research Design (cont.)

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Budgeting the Research Project

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Scheduling the Research Project
Scheduling the research project 

requires identifying the personnel 
responsible for each  task within a 
given time period.

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Research Proposal

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Basic Contents of a Research 
Proposal

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Designing International Marketing Research
Greater attention to issues such as:
1.

Understanding the nature and 
type of information sought


2.

Defining the relevant unit of 
analysis

3.

Formulating problems, variable 
specifications and categories

4.

Identifying and selecting sources 
of information

5.

Availability and comparability of 
data

6.

Achieving equivalence 
of samples and 
measures across 
countries and cultures

7.


Identifying the degree 
of centralization of the 
research

8.

Coordinating research 
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Issues in International Research 
Design
Three issues critical to international research design are; 
1.

Determining information requirements
2.

3.

Determining the unit of analysis

Achieving the equivalence of construct, 
measurement, sample and analysis

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 Determining Information Requirements



Consider level and type of decision for which research is conducted 
Two types of decisions:

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Unit of Analysis
Researcher must decide at what level the analysis is done:


Global level




Regional level 




Groups of countries considered homogeneous for macro 
environmental factors


Country level 




All countries taken simultaneously 

Each country taken as separate unit

Similar segments across countries

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Construct, Measurement, Sample, and Analysis Equivalence

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Key Pitfalls in Conducting an International Research


Selecting a domestic research company to do your international research




Rigidly standardizing methodologies across countries



Interviewing in English around the world 



Setting inappropriate sampling requirements



Lack of systematic international communication procedures



Misinterpreting multi­country data across countries



Not understanding international differences in 
conducting qualitative research
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End of Chapter Four




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