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Written by DJS Research Ltd
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08 Aug 2008 |
Blind and Branded Research, as explained by DJS Research Ltd.
Branded research is research done where the participants know the company or organization that has subsidized the research. The decision to tell participants the name of the sponsor company often centers on the ease of finding respondents (which is often easier if the sponsor is known) compared to the bias that is created by the respondent knowing which organization he or she is giving information to. Therefore, the researchers will frequently choose not to disclose the name of the sponsor, therefore removing the potential for bias but making finding respondents slightly more difficult. This kind of research is called blind research and is the method used most frequently by most researchers. For further information please visit DJS Research, a full service market research agency. Alternatively, feel free to call them on +44 (0) 1663 767857 Follow DJS Research Ltd: On Twitter :: On Facebook :: On Linkedin :: On You Tube Other DJS Sites: Customer Satisfaction Survey :: Business To Business Market Research :: International Market Research :: Industrial Market Research :: Branding Research :: Qualitative Research :: Online Market Research :: Market Research Manchester :: Market Research Agencies
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Last Updated ( 17 Jul 2012 )
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