Exam 14: Attitude Measurement
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If researcher wish to compare six brands of HDTVs on the basis of quality,how many paired comparisons will be necessary?
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What type of scale is the following?
Contemporary : : : : : : Traditional
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What type of scales asks a respondent to rate a concept,such as a specific brand,in comparison with a benchmark (i.e. ,a competing brand)explicitly used as a frame of reference?
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Ranking asks the respondent to estimate the magnitude or the extent to which some characteristic exists.
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When a respondent is given a set of 3" x 5" cards containing the current advertising slogan for a brand or product on each card and is asked to place the cards into two piles: (1)Recognize this slogan and can identify the brand/product and (2)Do not recognize the slogan,this is an example of a ____ task.
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Attitudes are thought to have three components: affective,cognitive,and behavioral.
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The semantic differential scale uses unlabeled response categories between two bipolar opposite adjectives.
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What type of scale is the following?
Please an X at the position on the horizontal line that most reflects your feelings regarding the atmosphere of this restaurant.
Modern ________ Old-fashioned
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A balanced rating scale has a neutral point,or point of indifference,at the center of the scale.
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When a respondent is required to choose one of the fixed alternatives,what type of scale is being used?
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In a graphic rating scale,a respondent's score is the length in millimeters from one end of the scale to the point marked on the scale by the respondent.
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When respondents are asked to rank order brands of cosmetics in terms of their prices (from high to low),this is an example of a(n)____________________ task.
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Marketing researchers commonly use rating scales to measure attitudes.
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A model that constructs an attitude score based on the multiplicative sum of beliefs about an option times the evaluation of those belief characteristics is called a(n)____________________ model.
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