Exam 11: A: Using Measurement Scales to Build Marketing Effectiveness

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Using a constant sum scale would give the researcher more options for quantitative analysis than using a Likert scale.

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Which of the following scale types is similar to graphic rating scales?

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Suppose a researcher needed output so as to be able to perform ratio analysis.Which of the following scales would be utilized?

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Which of the following does the Net Promoter Score focus on?

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The Stapel scale is similar to the semantic differential.

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Semantic differential scales cannot be quantified.

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A balanced scale should be used if the researcher expects a wide range of options.

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___________ are truly the essence of the "human change agent" that all marketers strive to influence.

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Which type of scale would be least helpful to the researcher who wants to know how intensely respondents feel about a brand?

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Which of the following types of scales is least likely to produce interval or ratio scale data?

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The main advantage of rank order scales is that they are noncomparative rating scales producing interval scale data.

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Rank order scales enable the researcher to determine intensity of attitudes.

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An interval scale measurement scale measuring the extent of agreement to one or a series of statements is known as a semantic differential scale.

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Scales are categorized in two ways according to the text.The categories are:

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