The First Step in Developing Codes for the Anticipated Responses

question 13

Multiple Choice

The first step in developing codes for the anticipated responses to open-ended questions is:

• A) consolidating the responses.
• B) generating a list of potential responses.
• C) assigning a numerical value as a code.
• D) assigning a value to each response.
• E) assigning coded values to missing data.

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Definitions:

Problem Needs

Identifiable requirements or gaps that a target audience or market has, which can drive the creation of new products or services.

Unstructured Questions

Open-ended questions that allow respondents to answer in their own words.

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The electronic storage of a large amount of information by a business, organization, or government, centralized for easy access and analysis.

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Records of an individual's or organization's past purchases, used for analyzing buying behavior or trends.