An Example of Nominal Data Would Be ________

question 74

Multiple Choice

An example of nominal data would be ________.

• A)classifying employees by job title
• B)rating a restaurant as poor,good,or very good
• C)ranking customer flow by day of the week
• D)comparing stores by sales in dollars

Identify and understand the objectives behind various types of sales promotions.

Comprehend the role of technology in enhancing the productivity and efficiency of sales and advertising efforts.

Distinguish between retail, national, trade, and co-operative advertising.

Understand the strategies behind placing new products on retail shelves and overcoming obstacles in the process.

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Definitions:

Probable Cause

A reasonable basis for believing that a crime may have been committed, which is a standard used in law to justify searches, arrests, and issuing warrants.

Warrantless Searches

Searches conducted by law enforcement without a warrant, permitted under certain conditions by law.

Consensual Searches

Searches conducted by law enforcement with the explicit consent of the individual being searched, without the need for a warrant.

Fourth Amendment

A provision of the United States Constitution that safeguards individuals' rights against unreasonable searches and seizures, requiring any warrant to be judicially sanctioned and supported by probable cause.