Which Method of Adjusting for Nonresponse Has the Researcher Contacting

question 9

Multiple Choice

Which method of adjusting for nonresponse has the researcher contacting a sub-sample of the nonrespondents;projecting the values obtained from the sub-sample to all respondents;then adjusting the survey results to account for nonresponse?

• A) substitution
• B) replacement
• C) sub-sampling of nonrespondents
• D) subjective estimates

Apply linear regression formulas to predict outcomes based on given predictor variables.

Acknowledge the importance of correlation in the prediction process and error estimation.

Distinguish between dependent, independent, criterion, and predicted variables in the context of regression.

Understand the conditions under which variables in a multiple regression should be related or independent.

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