Which of the following is NOT a question you should ask yourself when assessing your use of statistics?
a. Are the statistics representative of what I claim they measure?
b. Am I being totally honest in my use of these statistics?
c. Have I used statistics sparingly?
d. Are the statistics I used convincing?
d. Are the statistics I used convincing?
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What are the three basic question-response formats?
A) un-probed, probed, and neutral B) open-ended, closed-ended and skip patterned C) open-ended, categorical and metric D) closed-ended, continuous and open-ended E) open-probed, closed-probed, probed
Under the Clean Air Act, the primary air quality standards are designed to protect the:
A. economic values. B. vegetation and materials. C. public's health from harm. D. climate and visibility.
Opezim Plastics has been supplying raw materials to JM Toys for five years. JM Toys has an RFM score of 121. With reference to the score, how should the sales team at Opezim respond to JM Toys?
A. The sales team should contact JM Toys immediately. B. The sales team should attempt to sell directly to the CEO. C. The sales team should attempt to up-sell more expensive goods to JM Toys. D. The sales team should let go of JM Toys, for the loss will be minimal. E. The sales team should spend more time with JM Toys.
Seventeen-year-old Brice has just received his driver's license. He is driving a little too fast one day and slams into the back of another car, which has just stopped for a stop sign. In most states:
a. since Brice is engaging in an adult activity, he will be held to the same standard as an adult. b. since Brice is a minor, he will have no responsibility for his torts. c. Brice's parents are responsible for any torts he commits. d. Two of these are true.