Some of the Problems with Using Close-Ended Questions Include Which

question 4

Multiple Choice

Some of the problems with using close-ended questions include which of the following?

• A) None of the possible response alternatives may capture the respondent's true beliefs.
• B) Response categories must be truly exhaustive.
• C) Response categories must be mutually exclusive.
• D) Some respondents may not have an opinion.
• E) All of the above.

Distinguish between different statistical tests for analyzing nominal data.

Recognize the correct requirements of expected frequencies for the validity of the chi-square test.

Understand the reduction of multinomial experiments to binomial experiments under specific conditions.

Analyze data to test differences among rates or proportions from different populations or groups.

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