What market research materials might you be asked to examine?
If you are the appointed person for your company you may be required to examine and approve market research materials.
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Key items that you are likely to be asked to examine are the Stimulus Materials: Any material that is to be handed to or displayed to the respondent during the course of the research – e.g. product profiles, positioning statements, advertisement concepts or draft sales aids.
Depending on company policy you may also be asked to review the:
- Request for Proposal (RfP)
- Master Services Agreement (MSA)
- Screener – questions asked at recruitment to determine the respondent’s eligibility to participate
- Questionnaire (usually used in quantitative research) or Discussion Guide (usually used in qualitative research)
- Consent forms (e.g. recruitment or observation agreements)
- Pharmacovigilance agreements
Refer to our Glossary of Key Terms for definitions.