- Product recall. When a fault has been discovered in a product, and it is recalled by appeals to customers who have purchased the faulty product.
- Aided recall. As in readership surveys, when informants are shown mastheads (titles) of publications.
- Day after recall. When readers/viewers are questioned the next day to measure what is recalled or remembered of advertisements/commercials if they have been seen by those questioned, usually in street interviews.
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