John Goes to the Store to Buy a DVD Player

question 189

Multiple Choice

John goes to the store to buy a DVD player advertised at an unbelievably low price. When he gets there he finds that the only one in stock is the floor model, which has several chips and nicks on it, and does not have many of the features the ad led him to believe it had. The salesperson then shows John several models that have the features he wants, but at a substantially higher price. This is an example of the ______ technique.

• A) lowballing
• B) bait and switch
• C) foot-in-the-door
• D) door-in-the-face

Understand the scope of chi-square technique applications, including tests of independence, homogeneity, and goodness-of-fit.

Understand the basic concepts of chi-square tests, including the significance of p-values and critical values.

Calculate degrees of freedom for chi-square tests in various contingency table structures.

Recognize the conditions under which a chi-square test of independence is valid.

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