Regarding the Stages of and Procedures for Conducting a Survey

question 16

Multiple Choice

Regarding the stages of and procedures for conducting a survey,

• A) computer-assisted interviewing eliminates the need for pretesting the survey instrument.
• B) follow-up efforts are especially important in mail surveys.
• C) supervision and quality control are most difficult in a telephone survey.
• D) in personal interview surveys, interviewer training generally focuses on teaching interviewers how to detect whether respondents are telling the truth.

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Definitions:

Operational Demand Estimates

Predictions about the future requirements for operations in terms of resources, time, and labor.

HR Budgets

Financial plans that outline the expected costs related to the management and development of human resources within an organization, including recruitment, training, salaries, and benefits.

HR Demand Requirement

The specific need or quantity of human resources that an organization requires to meet its objectives.

Short-Run Time Periods

A duration in which at least one input (like capital) in the production process is fixed, and only some costs can be varied.