When Assessing the Quality of Secondary Data,it Is

question 67

Multiple Choice

When assessing the quality of secondary data,it is:

• A) not necessary to know why the data were collected in the first place
• B) important to be able to have easy access to the data
• C) important to know the purpose for which the data were originally collected
• D) not important to know when the data were collected
• E) imperative to use the same methods and procedures when primary data are collected

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Definitions:

Continuous Reinforcement

A schedule of reinforcement in which every correct response is followed by a reward, leading to faster learning but quicker extinction than partial reinforcement.

Intermittent Reinforcement

A conditioning schedule in which a response is reinforced only some of the time, leading to more resilient behavior than continuous reinforcement.

Incentive

A factor, often external, that motivates or encourages an individual to act in a certain way.

Goal Object

The target or endpoint of an individual's efforts or ambitions.