Monadic testing is a survey technique with respondents reviewing concepts (typically product concepts) one at a time. For example, the market researcher using this approach might survey 1,000 consumers to gauge their response to four concepts. The researcher splits the sample into four groups of 250 people each. Each group is shown only one concept, removing the potential order or priming bias that can occur when multiple concepts are presented to each person.
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