In available data analysis, the use of coding categories that are NOT mutually exclusive can result ...

In available data analysis, the use of coding categories that are NOT mutually exclusive can result in

a. a lower level of measurement than might otherwise be possible.
b. some of the categories of the coding scheme not having any items in them.
c. an item not falling into any category.
d. an item falling into more than one category.

Which of the following problems is a pitfall of using available data that was illustrated by the Uniform Crime Reports?

a. Earlier crime rates were based on ten year population census intervals anddid not control for gradual population growth.
b. All of the answers represent such pitfalls.
c. Reporting crime to the FBI is voluntary, so apparent differences in crimerates may be due to reporting variations.
d. Definitions used for classifying crime changed over time.

In the modified measurement process that is often used in the analysis of available data, which of the following might have to be modified or revised to fit the data available?

a. hypotheses
b. operational definitions
c. all of the answers are things that might have to be modified
d. theories

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