Examples of Non-Random Patterns That May Be Evident on a Time

question 103

Multiple Choice

Examples of non-random patterns that may be evident on a time series graph include:

• A) trends
• B) increasing variance over time
• C) a meandering pattern
• D) too many zigzags
• E) all of these choices

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Definitions:

Population Subgroups

Distinct categories or sectors within a population, separated based on specific criteria or characteristics for analysis.

Census

The complete enumeration or counting of a population or group at a point in time, often used in demographics and market research.

Managerial Perspective

An approach or viewpoint that focuses on strategies, decision-making, and actions from the standpoint of someone in a management role.

Sampling

The process of selecting a subset of individuals from a population to estimate characteristics of the entire population.