Exam 20: Basic Data Analysis: Descriptive Statistics
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An analysis that compares the answer to the question: "How important is each of these attributes to you for an overnight delivery service?" (e.g.on-time delivery,accurate invoicing,price,and so forth)when comparing several delivery service companies with a rating scale that rates these companies on the quality of their service on these same attributes is known as a(n):
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If a researcher wants to summarize the responses of subjects by gender and awareness of a particular brand ("Yes" or "No"),he or she would use a ____ contingency table.
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Counting the number of responses to questions in a survey by hand is called:
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Making inferences about the data and drawing conclusions about the implications suggested by a research study is called ____________________.
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All of the following are software packages that can be used for data analysis EXCEPT:
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The researcher examining descriptive statistics for any particular variable is using univariate statistics.
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In marketing research,the process of interpretation should explain the meaning of the data in the research study to the reader of the research report.
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Arranging data so that the number of times each category occurs is called a(n)____ table.
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The purpose of a table in a research report is to summarize and communicate the meaning of the data to the reader.
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In cross-tabulation of data,the basic rule is to compute the percentages in the direction of the dependent variable.
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List different computer software products designed for descriptive statistical analysis.
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Scores or observations recalibrated to indicate how they relate to a base number are called ____________________ numbers.
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The appropriate technique for addressing research question involving relationships among multiple less-than interval variables is ____________________.
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Combining the data from adjacent categories of a Likert-scale item is a common form of data transformation.
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When a third variable is included in the analysis that is studying the relationship between an independent variable and a dependent variable,and this third variable changes the relationship between the independent variable and the dependent variable in an important way,this third variable is called a(n):
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An extreme value that lies far outside of the normal range of most of the data in a distribution (either as a very high score or as a very low score)is called an outlier.
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When a respondent's answers to ten Likert-scale items are added up to form a total subtest score for these questions,this is an example of:
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Which of the following is used to simplify and clarify data?
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