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BRWH

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The reporting technique for rating scale questions that presents the percentage of respondents who checked one of the top two positions on a rating scales is known as the
 a. ad hoc category combination.
  b. response mashup technique.
  c. expedient analysis technique.
  d. two-box technique.
  e. response alignment technique.

Question 2

Location-based mobile marketing is:
 a. banned in the United States.
  b. accessible to small, local retailers.
  c. available from any web hosting service.
  d. All of these are correct.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b





 

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