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A) is the value of a variable that is estimated from a sample.
B) is the true value of a variable.
C) states that there is a relationship between two variables.
D) is the actual value of a variable, which can only be known by collecting data from every member of the relevant population.
E) is notated as H0.
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A) the person buying the coffee is independent of the size of the coffee cup.
B) the size of the coffee cup purchased does not depend on the time when the purchase is made.
C) the size of the coffee cup purchased depends on the time when the purchase is made.
D) the earlier in the day the purchase is made, the bigger the size of the coffee cup purchased.
E) the size of the coffee cup is dependant on the person buying the coffee.
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A) suggest research hypotheses.
B) help clarify and define the research questions.
C) collect primary data on key variables.
D) identify scales to measure variables.
E) identify methodologies to conduct the study.
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A) Deal proneness is predicted by a person's household income
B) Deal proneness results in greater price sensitivity
C) As deal proneness goes up, a person tends to spend more time in comparison shopping
D) Deal proneness does not depend on a person's age
E) There is a relationship between deal proneness and brand loyalty
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A) it helps identify the variables for your research.
B) it is called a Maven model.
C) it specifies hypotheses and relationships.
D) it prepares a visual representation of the relationships under study.
E) it displays the hypothesized relationships using a box and arrows diagram.
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A) provide background information about the current study.
B) research hypotheses to obtain answers to specific research questions.
C) clarify thinking about the research problem.
D) help define important constructs of interest to the study.
E) know about another job portal which used Facebook effectively to increase page hits.
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A) Test hypothesis
B) Alternative hypothesis
C) Null hypothesis
D) Statistical hypothesis
E) Rejected hypothesis
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A) Doing a desk research by browsing the Internet for such statistics.
B) Doing a desk research by reading an article on the working mechanism of the gadget.
C) Collecting external secondary data from the City Traffic Police records.
D) Doing a field research by talking to car owners.
E) Obtaining customer knowledge information from car rental shops.
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A) scholarly sources are more current than popular sources.
B) scholarly sources provide access to new findings and information whereas popular sources report secondhand findings.
C) scholarly sources go through the rigorous process of peer review.
D) scholarly sources are written in more appropriate technical language.
E) scholarly sources can be tracked using Web-based bookmarking tools.
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A) Beginning and ending inventory levels
B) Sales receipts
C) Point-of-purchase displays
D) Consumer attitudes toward store displays
E) In-store promotions
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