When does a researcher focus the research question when his/her research uses quantitative data? ...

When does a researcher focus the research question when his/her research uses quantitative data?

A) early in the process
B) proceed slowly and focus on a research question after s/he gathers data
C) once the research is exactly 25 percent complete
D) never

What is a contingency question?

A) A two-part question in which a first question screens who gets the second question.

B) A two-part sentence with a beginning and an end.
C) A question with a yes or I don't know response.
D) A delay question used to annoy the respondent.

One limitation of this type of sampling is that the researcher only captures the diversity of a
few predetermined population characteristics.

A) purposive B) quota C) random D) convenience

What is NOT needed for a causal explanation?

A) time order B) spuriousness
C) association D) ruling out of alternative causal factors

An advantage of mailed questionnaires is

A) that sampling is generally very representative.
B) that there is a consistently high response rate.
C) the color of the paper.
D) that they can be anonymous.

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