A Good Forecaster Is One Who Develops Special Skills and Experience

question 3

True/False

A good forecaster is one who develops special skills and experience at one forecasting technique and is capable of applying it to widely diverse situations.

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Definitions:

Macro-Level Factors

Broad, societal variables that influence patterns and trends on a large scale, including economic, political, and cultural dimensions.

Quantitative

Referring to a research method that focuses on obtaining data through measurable, numerical information and statistical analysis.

Data On Families

Information and statistics collected about the structural, economic, and relational aspects of families for analysis and study.

Probability Sample

Each person (or thing) has an equal chance of being chosen because the selection is random.