Reference no: EM132157153
1. Suppose we wish to test the hypothesis that an internship program allows its interns to earn $2,750 per semester and let us assume that this hypothesis is, in fact, true. Which of the following best illustrates the logic of hypothesis testing at the 95% confidence level?
a. From among 99 samples, 100 percent of them would generate means that fell within ±2.58 z scores.
b. From among 95 samples, 100 percent of them would generate means that fell within ±1.96 z scores.
c. From among 100 samples, 95 percent of them would generate means that fell within ±2.58 z scores.
d. From among 100 samples, 95 percent of them would generate means that fell within ±1.96 z scores.
e. From among 100 samples, 99 percent of them would generate means that fell within ±1.96 z scores.
2. Which of the following best describes a completed survey?
a. a survey in which all the demographic questions have been answered
b. a survey in which there have been no item omissions
c. a survey in which all the primary questions have been answered
d. a survey in which there have been no break-offs
e. a survey in which confidentiality and anonymity have been maintained
3. Which of the following samples have been determined by using the statistical analysis approach?
a. 1,000 respondents
b. a former study's sample, which generated favorable statistics
c. between 1,000 and 1,200 respondents
d. the sample size needed to properly analyze subgroups
e. 200 respondents because each interview is $30
4. Which of the following would be defined as the percentage of respondents that qualify for a survey based on criteria such as age, income, and race?
a. product incidence
b. demographic incidence
c. demographic occurrence
d. customer data
e. geographic incidence