Priming Respondents to Respond in a Particular Manner Can Introduce

question 42

True/False

Priming respondents to respond in a particular manner can introduce systematic error into a research study.

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Definitions:

Catch-Up Effect

The theory that poorer economies will tend to grow at a faster rate than wealthier economies and thus converge in terms of income per capita over time.

Capital Per Worker

The amount of capital stock available per employee, used as an indicator of productivity and economic growth.

Produced Factor

A term that does not correspond to a widely recognized economic concept as described; thus, it's considered as NO.

Capital Per Worker

The amount of capital stock available per employee in the workforce.