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Total Credits: 1 Advance Credits

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Categories:
Analysis & Reporting |  Moderating/Facilitation |  Research Design
Speaker(s):
Chris Hauck
Duration:
46 Minutes
Format:
Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Feb 02, 2021
Short Description:
What if we turned the tables on traditional research? What if we let the respondents in on the fact that we are doing research while keeping that fact from everyone else participating in a real life experience? It’s a bit like having the subject of a picture in fine resolutions and the background being very faded out. But we are studying the impact of the background on the foreground. So we don’t wash out the background, we are focusing on it at the same time. I’ve used these techniques for years and they are particularly entertaining for me. And valuable for my clients. I’ll share examples from a study in the restaurant industry and in retail.
Price:
$25.00 - Non-Member Price
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On Demand

Total Credits: 1 Advance Credits

Average Rating:
   5
Categories:
Moderating/Facilitation |  Research Design
Speaker(s):
Scott Koenig, MBA |  Jenny Karubian
Duration:
56 minutes
Format:
Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Jan 30, 2020
Short Description:
When respondents become storytellers, things get human real quick. When respondents are given the opportunity to tell their narratives as they experience them, our biases as researchers take a backseat. Autoethnography turns the research enterprise on its head: We participate in their research, they take control and tell their own stories. We coach from the sidelines, while respondents are front and center. Autoethnography is a relatively new methodology for consumer research. It differs from journaling in that it allows the market research team to connect more deeply with the consumer through the peeling back of multiple layers of consciousness, thoughts, feelings, and beliefs. In this presentation, we discuss how autoethnography differs from other, more conventional methods. This presentation will contain a case study that shows a side by side comparison of autoethnography and journaling.
Price:
$50.00 - Non-Member Price
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