Both t-test and x2 compute a statistic for two groups of scores. Explain the differences between these two statistical tests.
What will be an ideal response?
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Go Pizza is a highly regarded pizza delivery corporation. To improve its services, the company thought about conducting a survey on customer satisfaction and needs. What is the best way to get responses from customers?
a. Provide a reply card asking for feedback along with the pizza at the time of delivery b. Ask for email addresses every time a pizza is delivered and email each customer asking for feedback c. Keep telephone numbers for each customer, call a day after a pizza is delivered, and ask for feedback d. Save customer addresses and send each one a direct mail letter asking for feedback after a pizza is delivered
Computer-mediated communication is a process in which people perceive, interpret, and exchange information via large networked telecommunications systems.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Stewart and Cash describe several methods to organize questions in the body of an
interview. Name the three most important types and give a brief explanation of each. What will be an ideal response?
What concept indicates that electronically mediated relationships grow only to the extent people gain information about each other and use it to form impressions?
A. media multiplexity theory B. media richness theory C. social information processing theory D. hyperpersonal communication