Define “effect size” and explain when one should be calculated and why.
What will be an ideal response?
An effect size is the difference between two values, expressed as either a raw difference (unstandardized) or in standard deviation units (standardized). An effect size should be calculated whenever statistical significance is found in order to determine the “real world”/practical significance of a finding.
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A) advertisements B) events and experiences C) sales promotions D) public relations E) direct marketing efforts
Which of the following characteristics of electronic commerce creates customer value by contributing to time and place utility?
A. Products available in the marketspace are more easily customized. B. Electronic commerce makes products and services available to customers faster. C. Consumers can tell marketers exactly what they want in the marketspace. D. Customers can shop in the marketspace anywhere at any time. E. Comparison shopping is easier in the marketspace than in the marketplace.
_______________ is based on the belief that additional commitment is needed for a course of action even if this is not the correct course of action.
a. The halo effect b. Selective perception c. Plausible deniability d. Escalation of commitment
Sophie Sue Breeders has the following voluntary withholdings to remit:
AFLAC payable: $560.00 401(k) payable: $1,280.00 Garnishments payable: $375.00 United Way contributions payable: $200.00 Create the General Journal entry on June 15, 2017, for the remittance of these withheld amounts. What will be an ideal response?