Why might a grouped frequency distribution table be preferred to a frequency distribution table as a means of organizing a large amount of data?
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: The grouped frequency distribution table creates categories of scores rather than presenting each individual score, so there is less information for readers to have to make sense of.
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Eli Ginzberg's research suggests that we go through three major periods of career development in making career decisions. They are named:
a) psychological, economic, and social. b) physical, emotional, and intellectual. c) fantasy, tentative, and realistic. d) childhood, adolescence, and adulthood.
Norm-referenced grading
a. compares a student's performance with his or her past efforts. b. is used to compare a student's performance to stated criteria. c. provides valuable diagnostic information. d. is based on the absence of external criteria.
Observation that is done in a controlled setting set up by the researcher is which of the following?
a. Laboratory observation b. Naturalistic observation c. Participatory observation d. Qualitative observation
Which of these terms least belongs with the others?
a. inductive inquiry b. deductive inquiry c. holistic inquiry d. grounded theory