Exam 11: Analyzing and Interpreting Data for Decisions
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The mode is the measure of central tendency used with nominal data.
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It is not possible to compute the response that separates the top half of response frequencies from the bottom half for nominal data.
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For nominal data, the measure(s) of central tendency and dispersion that can be computed is(are)
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In terms of frequency distributions and percentages, if respondents are asked to "check all that apply" then the percentages reported in the tables
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It is standard operating procedure for marketing research firms using phone or personal interviewers to push for ""do not know"" or ""no opinion"" responses.
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Which of the following is (are) a useful measure(s) of central tendency and dispersion when the data are ratio?
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The standard deviation tells us the range of answers that includes roughly ____ percent of the sampled respondents.
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It is possible to compute the response that separates the top half of response frequencies from the bottom half for nominal data.
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The average of the responses computed by summing all responses and dividing by the number of responses is the mean.
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It is customary to have the banner headings consist of independent variables.
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Standard deviation can be used for both nominal and interval data analysis.
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Attempting to cross every survey question with all the variables should be resisted in data analysis situations.
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The standard deviation represents the degree of spread of responses among the response categories.
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The standard deviation tells us the range of answers that includes approximately 90% of the sampled respondents.
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Which of the following is (are) a useful measure(s) of central tendency and dispersion when the data are interval?
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