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Term:

Qualitative research

Definition:

Research generally conducted with focus groups or by using open-ended questions on surveys. The purpose of qualitative research is to obtain subjective information about a product or an ad campaign (e.g., Does the color of this product appeal to you? Why or why not?)

Related terms:

Object Consolidation

Run of press

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