Exam 9: Measurement and Scaling
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An ordinal scale uses numbers as labels to identify and classify objects, individuals or events.
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In which type of scale might error occur if respondents really don't have an opinion regarding the topic in the question?
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Which type of scale uses numbers to rate objects or events so that the distances between the numbers are equal but the zero point is not fixed?
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A researcher is interested in measuring mental imagery that may result after consumers watch a television commercial. Describe the steps the researcher should follow when developing a scale to measure mental imagery.
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_____ scales require respondents to place a mark on the line.
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A rule-of-thumb is each component should have a minimum of _____ items to be adequately measured.
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Numerical scales have numbers as response options rather than verbal descriptions.
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Business researchers are often interested in attitudes, such as consumers' attitudes towards brands or advertising or employees' attitudes toward benefit options or workloads. Which of the following is useful in measuring attitudes and opinions?
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Proxies are also referred to in business research as indicator or _____ variables because they indirectly measure constructs.
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Explain the criteria used for assessing measurement scales and discuss ways in which scales are assessed.
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A researcher wants respondents to place brands of automobiles into rank order with respect to styling. Which type of scale should he use?
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_____ error occurs when the values obtained in a survey (observed values) are not the same as the true value.
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All of the following are examples of metric scales EXCEPT _____.
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Accuracy is associated with the term _____, while consistency is associated with the term _____.
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A researcher needs a scale that provides both a ranking and the magnitude of relative importance of each attribute. What type of scale would be best?
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A graphical ratings scale provides measurement on a continuum in the form of a line with anchors that are numbered and named.
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