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Question
When evaluating an information source, the time period and geographic limitations are considered as part of the _____ factor.
A. purpose
B. scope
C. authority
D. audience
E. format
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A. when a researcher fails to use all ratio variables in multiple regression.
B. when a researcher fails to use appropriate variables in path analysis
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A. Variable inflation factor
B. Standard error
C. Correlation coefficient
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B. Multivariate analysis of variance
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A. identifies homogeneous subgroups
B. identifies patterns underlying combinations of the original variables capable of summarizing the original set
C. develops a perceptual map of the locations of some objects relative to others
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A. data collection design
B. sampling design
C. instrument development
D. data analysis
E. all of the above are part of the design strategy
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A. To verify spelling
B. To find authors and titles of prior works
C. To locate articles from a large set
D. To find historical information
E. All of the above
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A. managers
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C. designing a survey
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A. purpose
B. scope
C. cost
D. authority
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B. cannot be answered
C. can be answered through data mining
D. cannot be addressed with secondary data
E. develop in method-bound research projects
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A. problem background
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A. reducing data to a manageable size
B. developing summaries
C. conducting focus groups
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A. Map
B. Blueprint
C. Manual
D. Dictionary
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A. Rule-of-thumb budgeting
B. Percentage-of-sales budgeting
C. Departmental budgeting
D. Task budgeting
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A. Management decision makers
B. Researchers
C. Field workers
D. Participants
E. Statisticians
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A. Management decision makers
B. Researchers
C. Field workers
D. Participants
E. Statisticians
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A. viewing
B. listening
C. touching
D. smelling
E. all of the above
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What are some of the responsibilities of interviewers aside from conducting the actual interviews? Name five of these responsibilities.
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In order to increase participation during group interviews, moderators should ____.
A. Use abstract terminology in the questions
B. Not express appreciation for a participant's contributions
C. Discourage participant questions
D. Encourage participants to socialize
E. Disguise the purpose of the interview.
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Which term below is used to describe the combining of several qualitative methods or combining qualitative with quantitative methods?
A. Triangulation
B. Dyadic support
C. Inter-rater reliability
D. Projection
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