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Marketing research uses comprehensive set of approaches (e.g. surveys, interviews) that can help organisations to better meet important outcomes.
Cross-Sectional Study
A research methodology that examines a varied population at a single point in time to investigate the prevalence of, or the relationships between, variables.
Experimental Study
A study method in which variables are controlled and manipulated to establish cause-and-effect relationships between them.
Quantitative Change
Quantitative change refers to changes in amount or quantity, often measurable, such as height, weight, or volume, as opposed to qualitative changes which involve the nature or type of something.
Centration
A cognitive inability in early childhood to focus on more than one aspect of a situation simultaneously.
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