Statistical calculations can help us decide everything except
a. whether there are significant differences among groups of people
b. whether there are significant relationships among variables
c. what level of confidence we can have when we attempt to generalize our findings
d. who we should survey
d. who we should survey
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concluded. Fill in the blanks with correct word
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A) direct B) indirect C) affective D) elaborate
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A. it includes name-calling, emotionally charged words, expletives, and unequal options that may lead an interviewee to choose the least onerous choice. B. it summarizes a series of exchanges to ensure understanding and retention of information, instructions, prescribed regimens, and procedures. C. it is designed to elicit a yes or a no answer or a choice among two poles such as conservative or liberal, like or dislike, and agree or disagree. D. it may intentionally or unintentionally suggest the answer the interviewer expects or prefers.