In Rank-Order Questions, Researchers Learn the Level of Importance a Respondent

question 21

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In rank-order questions, researchers learn the level of importance a respondent has for each answer.

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Definitions:

Predetermined Time Standards

Benchmarks or norms established in advance for the completion of tasks based on analyses of work measurements.

Unions

Organizations formed by workers from related fields that work together to protect and advance their rights and interests.

Laboratory Setting

A controlled environment designed for scientific research, experiments, or testing.

Therbligs

The 18 basic motions used in motion study, developed by Frank and Lillian Gilbreth, to analyze the physical movements needed to perform a task efficiently.