A study on the potential problems in marketing research: convenience sampling and scale items with adverbs of frequency

Haşıloğlu, Selçuk Burak; Baran, Tamer; Aydın, Oğuzhan

doi:10.5505/pibyd.2015.47966

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“…Kinnear and Taylor (1996) stated that the use of the convenience sampling method in practice is 53%. They stated that the convenience sampling method was used in approximately 90% of the studies conducted in Turkey (HAŞILOĞLU et al, 2015). An online questionnaire collected the research data from 566 consumers from 7 geographical regions of Turkey with a convenience sampling method.…”

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Consumer preferences and willingness to pay for new seedless lemon varieties in Turkey

Subas,

Çelen,

Aksoy

et al. 2024

Rev. Bras. Frutic.

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It is crucial for the sustainability of research that the varieties obtained due to the various development activities carried out with public financing are put on the market correctly. This study it is aim to analyze the factors affecting consumer preferences and willingness to pay for lemons and newly developed seedless lemons throughout Turkey. The ordered probit model was estimated using online questionnaires from 566 consumers. There is a positive relationship between the monthly income, occupation, place of residence, age, and the dependent variable. It was determined that the variables of education and the number of family members were not statistically significant. It has been determined that 54.9% of consumers will not pay extra for seedless lemons, and 33.9% are willing to pay up to 10% more. In addition, it has been determined that subjects such as “juiciness” and “freshness” are more critical among consumers’ lemon purchasing criteria, while the number of seeds is less critical. It has been concluded that most consumers will prefer seedless lemons in the consumption of table lemons, but they will not be willing to pay more.

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Section: Sampling Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Consumer preferences and willingness to pay for new seedless lemon varieties in Turkey

Subas,

Çelen,

Aksoy

et al. 2024

Rev. Bras. Frutic.

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“…Kinnear and Taylor (1996) reported that convenience sampling is used by 53% in practice. Likewise, Kurtuluş et al (2004) emphasized that nearly 90% of the studies done in Turkey employed convenience sampling (cited by Haşıloğlu et al, 2015).…”

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Participation in Physical Activity and Social Media Addiction in Students

Erbaş

Gümüş

2020

IJPES

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The purpose of this research was to examine participation in physical activity and social media addiction among university students. A total of 462 university students from 3 different universities voluntarily participated in the study. In the study, the "Motivation Scale for Participation in Physical Activity" and "Facebook addiction scale" were used as data collection tools. In the study, the independent sample t-test and One-way ANOVA test were applied for normally distributed data depending on the number of variables. Also, correlation analysis and regression analysis were used. According to the simple linear regression analysis conducted to determine the effect of motivation on participation in physical activity on social media addiction, it was determined that the model established was statistically significant (F=70.305; p<0.05) and the ratio of explanation of the dependent variable by the independent variable was R2=0.182. It was determined that the most important factor that motivates students to participate in physical activity is individualistic reasons. Individualistic reasons were followed by environmental and causality factors, respectively. The results of the study show that students' participation in physical activity and social media addiction was not significantly differ in terms of their gender.

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The Predictive Role of Homophobia and Unconditional Self-Acceptance on Respect of Differences in Psychological Counselor Candidates

Batık¹

2019

INT J EDUC METHODOL

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This research was conducted to investigate the predictive role of homophobia and unconditional self-acceptance on respect of differences in psychological counselor candidates. Participants were 239 psychological counselor candidates. The Respect of Differences Scale, the Homophobia Scale, and the Unconditional Self-Acceptance Scale were used to collect the data. Path analysis was used to determine the influences of variables on respect of differences. The independent sample t-test and one-way ANOVA were used to determine differences between participants in terms of gender and grade. The results of the analysis indicated that homophobia and unconditional self-acceptance are predictors of respect of differences, and place of living and traditionally have an indirect effect on respect of differences. In addition, female participants reported a higher level of respect of differences than male participants. Similarly, first year college students reported a higher level of respect of differences than fourth year college students.

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A study on the potential problems in marketing research: convenience sampling and scale items with adverbs of frequency

Cited by 8 publications

References 1 publication

Consumer preferences and willingness to pay for new seedless lemon varieties in Turkey

Consumer preferences and willingness to pay for new seedless lemon varieties in Turkey

Participation in Physical Activity and Social Media Addiction in Students

The Predictive Role of Homophobia and Unconditional Self-Acceptance on Respect of Differences in Psychological Counselor Candidates

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