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The first step in designing a questionnaire is to: a. determine the type of questionnaire and method ...

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The respondent's frame of reference refers to the: a. respondent's native language. b. viewpoint a ...

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A question that is not clearly framed to provide respondents all the possible implications of a ...

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What is wrong with this question? What is your annual income? ____ 10,000-25,000 ____ ...

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A split-ballot refers to: a. the practice of using different phrasing or different orders for the ...

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The question, Do you exercise often? seldom? sometimes? is: a. leading. b. concrete. c. ambiguous. ...

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The funnel approach refers to: a. asking simple questions first. b. a method of data analysis. c. ...

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A recruiting script is a(n): a. introduction to a questionnaire. b. method of statistical analysis. ...

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When using branching questions the researcher should: a. develop a flow chart of the logical ...

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When the pretest results are analyzed and recorded in dummy tables, which of the following is most ...

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Which of the following is TRUE? a. Smaller questionnaires that do not appear crowded are better at ...

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Which of the following statements does NOT describe an advantage of physically smaller, over larger, ...

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The problem with using the following words: like, for example in a question is: a. it is used to ...

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Which of the following is NOT included in the introduction part of the questionnaire? a. ...

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Words like any, anybody, best, could, and ever are NOT good words to use in a questionnaire. ...

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There is nothing wrong with the following question: When your child misbehaves at Toys R Us, do you ...

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Open ended questions are generally used only at the end of the questionnaire. Indicate whether the ...

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The tendency for earlier questions to affect respondent's answers to later questions is called ...

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Data collection should never begin until you have pretested the questionnaire. Indicate whether the ...

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A complete canvass of a population is called a: a. sample. b. census. c. sampling frame. d. ...

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A sampling frame: a. is a list of population elements from which the sample will be drawn. b. is ...

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In order to define a population, the researcher needs to specify: a. the geographic boundaries of ...

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All of the following are probability sampling plans EXCEPT: a. quota. b. area. c. cluster. d. ...

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Judgment samples are distinguished by the fact that: a. those entering the sample happen to be where ...

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The distinguishing feature of probability samples is that: a. they involve personal judgment ...

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