MMW Finals

What is primary data?

• Data that has been analyzed and interpreted

• Data that is outdated and no longer relevant

• Data collected from secondary sources

• Primary data is original data collected firsthand for a specific purpose.

Define secondary data.

• Primary data collected for a specific analysis

• Data collected by the user for their own research

• Information that is always accurate and reliable

• Secondary data is information collected by someone other than the user for a purpose other than the current analysis.

What type of data is numerical?

• Categorical data

• Qualitative data

• Quantitative data, which includes integers and real numbers.

• Ordinal data

What type of data is categorical?

• Data that can be represented on a scale of 1 to 10.

• Data that is always continuous and not distinct.

• Numerical data that represents measurements.

• Categorical data is data that can be divided into distinct categories.

What is a structured interview?

• A structured interview allows candidates to ask their own questions freely.

• A structured interview is an informal conversation with no set questions.

• A structured interview is a standardized interview format where each candidate is asked the same questions in the same order.

• A structured interview is a type of group interview with multiple interviewers.

Describe an unstructured interview.

• An unstructured interview is a flexible, conversational method of interviewing that allows for open-ended questions and free-flowing dialogue.

• A method that focuses solely on quantitative data collection.

• An interview that only allows yes or no answers.

• A structured interview with predefined questions.

What is the purpose of a questionnaire?

• To analyze the financial status of a company.

• To create a marketing strategy for a product.

• To conduct a scientific experiment on a hypothesis.

• The purpose of a questionnaire is to collect information from respondents.

What are fixed alternative questions?

• Questions that are based on personal opinions.

• Questions that require a yes or no answer only.

• Fixed alternative questions are questions with predefined response options.

• Questions that allow open-ended responses.

What does the observation method involve?

• The observation method involves systematically watching and recording behaviors or events.

• Conducting interviews with participants

• Analyzing existing records

• Collecting data through surveys

Explain the concept of independent and dependent variables.

• Dependent variables are manipulated; independent variables are measured.

• Independent variables are manipulated; dependent variables are measured.

• Independent variables are always constant; dependent variables are variable.

• Independent variables are the results of experiments; dependent variables are the causes.