When Deciding to Ask for Specific Information, Researchers Should Ask

question 10

Multiple Choice

When deciding to ask for specific information, researchers should ask which of the following questions?

• A) Is the question necessary?
• B) Can two questions be combined in one?
• C) Do respondents have the necessary information?
• D) Researchers should ask all the above.
• E) Both a and c.

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Definitions:

Bankruptcy Judge

A judicial officer who presides over court proceedings in bankruptcy cases, making decisions on matters within the bankruptcy law.

Disbursements

Payments made by a business, including operating expenses, dividend payments, and investments in assets.

Trustee

With respect to bonds, an organization that ensures compliance with the conditions set forth in the indenture. With respect to bankruptcy, a person who administers the bankrupt organization to ensure funds are properly handled.

Restructures Capital

The process of altering the composition or structure of a company's debt and equity mix, often to enhance financial stability or efficiency.