Exam 4: Data Collection and Sampling Methods
Exam 1: A Preview of Business Statistics55 Questions
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Exam 6: Discrete Probability Distributions140 Questions
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Exam 9: Estimation From Sample Data150 Questions
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The convenience sample is an example of probability sampling where every person or element in the population may not have an equal chance for inclusion in the sample.
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Secondary data tends to require more time and expense,but have the advantage of being more applicable to the research problem or situation.
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External validity refers to whether the experimental treatment really made the difference in the measurements obtained.
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____________________ helps us become familiar with the problem situation,identify important variables,and use these variables to form hypotheses that can be tested in subsequent research.
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When the sample mean differs from the population mean simply be chance,the error that results is known as:
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What is the Encyclopedia of Associations,and how can it be useful to the business researcher?
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How can data mining be useful to a business or other organization? What are some of the analytical tools it employs?
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A(n)____________________ questionnaire leaves respondents free to formulate their own answers and expand on the subject of the questionnaire.
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A manufacturer of semiconductors experiments with different designs and records the data.This is an example of using primary data.
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Which of the following represents an advantage of taking a sample?
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A politician wants to estimate the mean age of registered voters in her district.Unfortunately,she does not have a complete list of households.Describe a sampling plan that would be suitable for her purposes.
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Consumers Union purchases twenty-five brands of lawnmowers and tests them for various attributes.This is an example of secondary data.
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The nonprobability sampling technique where members are chosen specifically because they are not typical of the population is known as:
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At the annual freshman mixer at your university,each student places a card with his/her name in a large basket.A card is drawn for the evening's door prize.This is an example of:
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A non-sampling error is also referred to as ____________________,because it is a directional error.
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The ____________________ sample involves dividing the population into groups,then randomly selecting some of the groups and taking either a sample or a census of their members.
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