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Sonbull [250]
1 year ago
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as a marketing manager of kids care, a manufacturer of baby soaps, mateo plans to analyze customer attitudes by using the focus

group research approach. how might he conduct the research in this case?
Business
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Olenka [21]1 year ago
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Student answers vary. Eight new moms were selected to represent the users to be reached. Also, appoint an experienced facilitator to ensure everyone is on board and the conversation is on track. Discussions will be recorded for further consideration.

<h3>What does "case study" actually mean?</h3>

A case study is a type of research methodology that brings a complex problem to a comprehensive and comprehensive understanding in its real context. It is a well-known research technique that is widely used in many different fields, especially in the social sciences.

Case studies, for example, include analysis of small data sets from, say, one or two organizations. This may allow researchers to identify important industry trends. For example, the Mitsubishi Motors Group case study can be used to draw conclusions about other automobile companies.

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Results are below.

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