All of the following are recognized as disadvantages of using computer-assisted personal interviewing to collect research data EXCEPT:
A) high social desirability.
B) moderate quantity of data can be collected.
C) high cost.
D) poor response rate.
E) A and B
D
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a. closest to current cost, be out of date, highest b. out of date, closest to current cost, highest c. closest to current cost, be out of date, lowest d. out of date, closest to current cost, lowest e. closest to current cost, closest to current cost, highest
After his annual performance appraisal, Joe was disappointed with his 5 percent increase in pay, compared to the 10 percent increase his colleagues received. When Joe spoke to his manager, he was told his colleagues were able to perform well over the minimum standard. Joe had not been aware of the minimum he was expected to achieve or the levels generally achieved by his colleagues. What would best help Joe improve his performance?
A. increasing Joe's task complexity B. increasing Joe's goal commitment C. setting specific goals D. decreasing Joe's valence E. increasing Joe's dissonance
If a person applies for a job with a religious organization but does not subscribe to its religious
tenets, the organization may refuse to hire that person. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Using an ? = 0.04 a confidence interval for a population proportion is determined to be 0.65 to 0.75 . If the level of significance is decreased, the interval for the population proportion
a. becomes narrower. b. becomes wider. c. does not change. d. remains the same.