And Are Considered Biased Estimates for the Population Standard

question 4

Multiple Choice

and are considered biased estimates for the population standard deviation and variance because

• A)they come from sample data.
• B)N for the sample is less than N for the population.
• C)they are not randomly selected.
• D)they reflect the random variability of only N  1 scores.

Grasp the fundamental steps and considerations in initiating and conducting an ethics audit.

Understand the triple bottom line concept and its application within the Global Reporting Initiative framework.

Distinguish between the focus areas of ethics audits and social reports.

Appreciate the importance and methods of securing stakeholder input during an ethics audit.

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