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What Kind Of Statistical Analysis Did Group One's Study
1. Who is the group one's research study modeled after?
a. Kristin Stewart
b. Nola Pender
c. Scarlett Johanssen
d. Archie Bunker
2. What kind of statistical analysis did group one use?
a. Ordinal
b. Interval
c. T-test
d. Chi square
3. What kind of sampling method was used in group one's study?
a. Convenience
b. Random
c. Accidental
d. Quota
1)What is a type of nonprobability sampling procedure that involves the selection of the most readily available people or objects for a study?
a. convenience sampling
b.quota sampling
c.snowball sampling
d. judgemental sampling
2)What type of scale contains five or seven responses for each item, ranging from "strongly agree" to "strongly disagree"?
a.Likert Scale
b.Semantic Differential
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