Ch 14 Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

A ________ allows a researcher to visually inspect the plotted points and possibly to spot a systematic nonlinear relationship.

multiple line graph

stacked bar chart

line graph

scatter plot

A

scatter plot

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A ________ describes the situation in which knowledge of the amount of one variable will automatically yield knowledge of the amount of the other variable as a consequence.

monotonic relationship

linear relationship

curvilinear relationship

nonmonotonic relationship

A

linear relationship

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3
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A cross-tabulation table is sometimes referred to as a(n):
r × c table.

c × x table.

t × n table.

z x t table.

A

r × c table.

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4
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A handy graphical tool that illustrates a nonmonotonic relationship is a ________ in which two variables are accommodated simultaneously.

horizontal bar chart

stacked bar chart

grouped bar chart

pie chart

A

stacked bar chart

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5
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A relationship which is described as one in which there is a low probability that two variables will exhibit a dependable relationship is referred to as:

A strong association.

Weak probability.

A high degree of association.

A low degree of association.

A

A low degree of association.

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6
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An index number, constrained to fall between -1.0 and +1.0, that communicates both the strength and the direction of a linear relationship between two scale variables is a:

Standard deviation.

Correlation coefficient.

Standard error.

Covariant.

A

Correlation coefficient.

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7
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Any correlation that falls between the absolute value range of ________ is usually considered indicative of a “weak” association between the variables.

.21 and .40

1.00 and .81

.80 and .61

.60 and .41

A

.21 and .40

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8
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Any correlation that is ≤ absolute value of .20 is typically uninteresting to marketing researchers because it:

Only raises additional issues that go beyond the scope of the calculations.

Never identifies a meaningful association between two variables.

Raises issues related to validity and accuracy.

Rarely identifies a meaningful association between two variables.

A

Rarely identifies a meaningful association between two variables.

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9
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A ________ is one in which the presence (or absence) of a label for one variable is systematically associated with the presence (or absence) of a label for another variable.

non-elliptical relationship

non-curvilinear relationship

nonmonotonic relationship

non-linear relationship

A

nonmonotonic relationship

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10
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Correlation coefficients that fall between the absolute values of 1.00 and .81 are generally considered to be:

Very weak.

Somewhat weak.

Very strong.

Somewhat strong.

A

Very strong.

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