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Deslandes and Motte (1986a, June 15). The qualitative approaches and their anticipatory function (French). ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved September 27, 2024, from
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Ryan and Kitchen (1986a, June 15). An investigation of the creative approaches to the standardisation of international qualitative research studies. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved September 27, 2024, from
Pendry and Holmes (1986a, June 15). Unusual research for unusual advertising, mixing methods and minds. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved September 27, 2024, from
https://ana.esomar.org/documents/unusual-research-for-unusual-advertising-mixing-methods-and-minds
Deslandes and Motte (1986a, June 15). The qualitative approaches and their anticipatory function. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved September 27, 2024, from
https://ana.esomar.org/documents/the-qualitative-approaches-and-their-anticipatory-function
Petrescu, R. (1986a, June 15). A better understanding of quantitative results by using qualitative methods. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved September 27, 2024, from
Debomy, D. (1986a, June 15). Qualitative techniques to identify and evaluate key market development factors. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved September 27, 2024, from
Lannon, J. (1986a, June 15). The contribution of qualitative methodology to creative advertising. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved September 27, 2024, from
https://ana.esomar.org/documents/the-contribution-of-qualitative-methodology-to-creative-advertising
Morris and van der Reis (1986a, June 15). Guidelines on the use of qualitative techniques in cross-cultural research. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved September 27, 2024, from
Mulholland, H. (1985a, June 15). Researching the subconscious effects of advertising. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved September 27, 2024, from
https://ana.esomar.org/documents/researching-the-subconscious-effects-of-advertising