A Tendency to Respond to a Test Item in a Characteristic

question 91

Multiple Choice

A tendency to respond to a test item in a characteristic manner irrespective of the content of the item is known as

• A) a response prevention.
• B) a response style.
• C) an impression management effort.
• D) a halo effect.

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Definitions:

Weekly Demand

The total quantity of goods or services that consumers are willing and able to purchase over the course of a week.

Customer Service Level

A measure of the quality of service provided to customers, often evaluated through metrics like response time, satisfaction rates, and resolution effectiveness.

Lot Size

The quantity of units produced or purchased in a single batch or order, affecting production costs and inventory levels.

Cost of Overstocking

The expenses associated with holding excessive inventory, such as storage costs, insurance, and potential obsolescence.