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anjilletteb

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The categories of response bias are mutually exclusive from one another.
 
 Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Bivariate analysis would be needed to answer all of the following questions except:
 a. Is our sample equally distributed among income categories?
  b. What is the relationship between the heavy users of our brand and media viewing habits?
  c. Are higher levels of sales associated with sales training attendance?
  d. Do gas prices help predict sales of recreational boats?



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ashely1112

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Answer to Question 1

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These categories overlap and are not mutually exclusive.

Answer to Question 2

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Examining the income of the sample is a univariate analysis because only one variable is examined.





 

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