Construct Equivalence Is Concerned with Whether the Researcher and the Subjects

question 52

Multiple Choice

Construct equivalence is concerned with whether the researcher and the subjects of the research view a particular concept in the same way. The specific perspectives of construct equivalence are:

• A) functional, definitional, social and market structure.
• B) functional, translational, social and temporal.
• C) functional, conceptual, transformational and translational.
• D) functional, conceptual, definitional and temporal.
• E) functional, conceptual, translational and definitional.

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Definitions:

Activity Cost Pool

A grouping of all costs associated with a particular activity, used in activity-based costing to allocate costs more accurately.

Machining

A manufacturing process that involves cutting, shaping, or removing material from a workpiece to create a desired part.

Machine Set Up

The process of configuring and preparing a machine for a specific production task or operation.

Downstream Costs

Expenses incurred after the production process, such as distribution or marketing costs.