A Research Procedure's Ability to Measure What It Is Intended

question 73

Multiple Choice

A research procedure's ability to measure what it is intended to measure is called

• A) hypothesis.
• B) marketing research.
• C) consistency.
• D) reliability.
• E) validity.

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Definitions:

Housekeeping Budget

A financial plan allocating funds to maintain cleanliness, equipment, and supplies for housekeeping operations within an organization.

Occupied Rooms

In the context of hotel management, the number of rooms that are currently being used by guests.

Hourly Shift

Hourly Shift refers to the scheduled period of work or duty for an employee or a group of employees based on an hourly rate, often used in industries with variable workloads.

Cash Budget

A financial plan that estimates the cash inflows and outflows for a business over a specific period of time.