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Data Organization and Categorization

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

(a)   is the process of determining the value or label, either qualitative or quantitative, of a particular attribute

2.

Level of measurement which makes no assumption whatsoever about the values assigned to the data

a)

nominal

b)

ordinal

c)

interval

d)

ratio scale

3.

Level of measurement where data are assigned to the relative position of the variables with respect to characteristics with no implications as to the distance between positions

a)

nominal

b)

ordinal

c)

interval

d)

ratio scale

4.

Example of a nominal level of measurement (select all that apply)

a)

Gender: 1 – Male, 2- Female

b)

Civil Status: 1 – Single, 2 – Married, 3 - Separated

c)

Education: 1 - College Graduate, 2- Master's Graduate, etc.

d)

Age: 1-17 - minor age, 18 above - major age

5.

Example of ordinal level of measurement (select all that apply)

a)

Gender: 1 – Male, 2- Female; Marital Status: 1 – Single, 2 – Married, 3 - Separated

b)

Income level: Low, Middle, High; Size of Farm: Small, Average, Big

c)

Performance Rating: 1-Poor, 2-Fair, 3- Satisfactory, 4- VS, 5-Outstanding, 9- Missing

d)

I.Q. : 1 – Below Average, 2 – Average, 3-above Average, 4-High Average, 5- Genius, 9- Missing

6.

It refers to a measure that determines the distance between two or more variables in terms of equal intervals.

a)

nominal data

b)

ordinal data

c)

interval data

d)

ratio

7.

It has the characteristics of all the measures (nominal, ordinal, interval) plus an absolute zero value

a)

nominal data

b)

ordinal data

c)

interval data

d)

ratio scale

8.

Example of interval data

a)

Performance Rating: 1-Poor, 2-Fair, 3- Satisfactory, 4- VS, 5-Outstanding, 9- Missing

b)

I.Q. : 1 – Below Average, 2 – Average, 3-above Average, 4-High Average, 5- Genius, 9- Missing

c)

Income range: Low = <8000/mo, Middle – 8001-16,000; High – 16,001-24,000

d)

Income level: Low, Middle, High; Size of Farm: Small, Average, Big

9.

Which is an example of a ratio scale? Select all that apply

a)

measurement of the actual height

b)

measurement of the actual weight

c)

measurement of the actual length

d)

measurement of the actual grade

10.

The assignment of numerical code to the data gathered whether they are nominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio

a)

Computation

b)

Tabulation

c)

Decoding of data

d)

Coding of Data or data reduction

11.

Which are the criteria for the assignment of codes? Select all that apply

a)

unit of analysis

b)

level of analysis

c)

context of analysis

d)

unit of observation

12.

The subject of the study, data is subjected to statistical analysis

a)

Unit of analysis

b)

Unit of observation

c)

Context of analysis

d)

Level of analysis

13.

The framework or purpose in which the analysis is carried out

a)

Unit of analysis

b)

Unit of observation

c)

Context of analysis

d)

Level of analysis

14.

It is used similarly with unit of analysis, it can appear in many different expressions

a)

Unit of analysis

b)

Unit of observation

c)

Context of analysis

d)

Level of analysis

15.

The term used for taking original measurements. This is the same with unit of analysis if you correlate aptitude and achievements of an individual.

a)

Unit of analysis

b)

Unit of observation

c)

Context of analysis

d)

Level of analysis

16.

It refers to the assignment of columns based on the variables used in the study

a)

Construction of the coding scheme

b)

Data processing

c)

Writing the code in the coding sheet

d)

Encoding the data matrix

17.

It refers to the transferring of data from the questionnaire to the coding sheet

a)

Construction of the coding scheme

b)

Data processing

c)

Writing the code in the coding sheet

d)

Encoding the data matrix

18.

It is done by encoding the data in the computer using a software

a)

Construction of the coding scheme

b)

Data processing

c)

Writing the code in the coding sheet

d)

Encoding the data matrix

19.

What is meant by "SPSS" software?

a)

Statistical Packages for Social Sciences

b)

Simple Program for Simple Society

c)

Statistical Packages for Simple Sciences

d)

Simple Program for Social Sciences

20.

The set of instructions that a computer employs to analyze data

a)

project

b)

program

c)

activity

d)

data