Is a Comparative Scaling Technique in Which a Respondent Is

question 55

Multiple Choice

is a comparative scaling technique in which a respondent is presented with two objects at a time and asked to select one object in the pair according to some criterion. The data obtained is ordinal in nature.

• A) Rank order
• B) Paired comparison
• C) Q- sort
• D) Constant sum

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Definitions:

Allowances

Considerations for factors, such as time or money, that are set aside as safe margins to prevent overestimation in budgets or schedules.

Work Sampling

A technique for estimating the proportion of time spent on various tasks within a job, based on random samples of worker activities.

Task Times

The duration required to complete specific tasks or operations, often analyzed for process improvement and labor planning.

Time-study Methods

Techniques used to determine the time required for a worker to perform each task of a job, aiming at increasing efficiency.