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Julli [10]
3 years ago
12

Hailey's company has re-introduced its candy bar products with new packaging. The company is curious if the packaging will draw

the customer to the product, so it has set up video cameras in a mock-convenience store to watch the study participants during the purchasing process. Which form of primary data collection is the company using?
Business
1 answer:
Brut [27]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Observation

Explanation:

An observational study can be defined as a type of study in which a researcher observes and measures the effect of a diagnostic test, risk factors, or treatments on individuals without intervening, changing or manipulating who are or aren't exposed to it (controlled conditions).

Basically, observation is a research method that involves examining a given population in order to gather certain informations about them. Thus, it is typically aimed at observing the activities that are being performed by a population of interest.

The form of primary data collection that is being used by the company is observation because it is setting up video cameras in a mock-convenience store to watch the study participants during the purchasing process

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