Questions That Require Respondents to Choose One and Only One

question 60

Multiple Choice

Questions that require respondents to choose one and only one response from among several possible alternatives are called _____ questions.

• A) checklist
• B) multiple-choice
• C) forced
• D) determinant

Develop familiarity with the probability theory's role in statistics, especially concerning statistical findings and outcomes.

Identify and understand the implications of score types and distribution characteristics including skewness, kurtosis, and their calculations.

Understand the concept of z scores and their utility in statistical analysis.

Comprehend why the tails of a normal curve never touch the x-axis and the implications of this.

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Definitions:

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