IBR Quiz

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What is true regarding cross-sectional studies?

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In an interrogation study the researcher inspects the activities of subjects without attempting to elicit responses from anyone.

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Statement I: "Case studies are designed for breadth rather than depth."

Statement II: "In case studies hypotheses are usually tested quantitatively."

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Possible methods of qualitative research are:

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"A price increase results in fewer unit sales."

What kind of relationship between the variables do we have here?

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A population, about we wish to make some inferences, consists of 8000 employees of a dutch company. A census study would obtain information from ...

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Identify the non-probability sampling designs.

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Statement I: "Cluster sampling divides the population into few sub-groups, each with many elements in it."

Statement II: "Stratified sampling tries to secure homogeneity within sub-groups and heterogeneity between sub-groups."

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What is a disadvantage of web-based surveys?

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What was the name of the guest lecturer?

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Identify secondary data sources.

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What is deception?

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The variable "gender" has two attributes. What is the right level of measurement here?

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Height and weight are examples for the following measurement scale:

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A bathroom scale overweigh you by 3 pounds every day.

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If the data-collection instrument adequatly covers the topics that have been defined as the relative dimensions, we conclude that the instrument has ...

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Practicality has been defined as ...

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Statement I: "Consensus scales are constructed from inter-correlations of items from other studies."

Statement II: "Arbitrary scales are custom-designed to measure a property or indicant."

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The semantic differential scale ...

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The equal-appearing interval scale refers to ...

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A systematic bias that the rater introduces by carrying over a generalized impression of the subject from one rating to another.

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Cronbach's alpha is a widely used indicator to test ...

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What kind of questions reveal the specific pieces of information that managers feel they need to know in order to answer the research question.

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Identify the following hypothesis: "Member states of the EU are experiencing budget difficulties."

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Identify the following hypothesis: "Foreign cars are perceived by japanese customers to be better quality than domestic cars."

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... is concluded because it is believed that it has significant contributory on the relationship between independent variable and dependent variable.

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... is a generally accepted collection of meanings or characteristics associated with certain events, objects, conditions or situations.

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Interpretivism does not attach great importance to generalizability of findings.

Survival of the fittest.

What is true regarding cross-sectional studies?

In an interrogation study the researcher inspects the activities of subjects without attempting to elicit responses from anyone.

Statement I: "Case studies are designed for breadth rather than depth." Statement II: "In case studies hypotheses are usually tested quantitatively."

Possible methods of qualitative research are:

"A price increase results in fewer unit sales." What kind of relationship between the variables do we have here?

A population, about we wish to make some inferences, consists of 8000 employees of a dutch company. A census study would obtain information from ...

Identify the non-probability sampling designs.

Statement I: "Cluster sampling divides the population into few sub-groups, each with many elements in it." Statement II: "Stratified sampling tries to secure homogeneity within sub-groups and heterogeneity between sub-groups."

What is a disadvantage of web-based surveys?

What was the name of the guest lecturer?

Identify secondary data sources.

What is deception?

The variable "gender" has two attributes. What is the right level of measurement here?

Height and weight are examples for the following measurement scale:

A bathroom scale overweigh you by 3 pounds every day.

If the data-collection instrument adequatly covers the topics that have been defined as the relative dimensions, we conclude that the instrument has ...

Practicality has been defined as ...

Statement I: "Consensus scales are constructed from inter-correlations of items from other studies." Statement II: "Arbitrary scales are custom-designed to measure a property or indicant."

The semantic differential scale ...

The equal-appearing interval scale refers to ...

Statement I: "Case studies are designed for breadth rather than depth."

Statement II: "In case studies hypotheses are usually tested quantitatively."

"A price increase results in fewer unit sales."

What kind of relationship between the variables do we have here?

Statement I: "Cluster sampling divides the population into few sub-groups, each with many elements in it."

Statement II: "Stratified sampling tries to secure homogeneity within sub-groups and heterogeneity between sub-groups."

Statement I: "Consensus scales are constructed from inter-correlations of items from other studies."

Statement II: "Arbitrary scales are custom-designed to measure a property or indicant."