Every Observation Is Quantitative at the Outset

question 1

True/False

Every observation is quantitative at the outset.

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Definitions:

Survey Response Rates

refer to the proportion of individuals who respond to a survey out of the total number approached, impacting the survey's validity and reliability.

Open-ended Questions

Questions that allow respondents to answer in their own words, providing deeper insights and qualitative data.

Double-barreled Questions

Questions that ask two things at once, potentially confusing respondents and compromising the data's quality.

Sampling

The process of selecting a portion of the population to represent the entire population, used in research to gather data and insights.