A Major Problem with Multi-Item Indexes Compared to Single-Item Indexes

question 35

Multiple Choice

A major problem with multi-item indexes compared to single-item indexes is:

• A) the difficulty of computing the individual scores.
• B) overall status may mask useful associations between individual status dimensions and the consumption process for particular products.
• C) there are no major problems as the multi-item index is generally superior to the single-item index.
• D) multi-item indexes are not as accurate as single-item indexes in predicting an individual's overall community standing.

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