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Which of the following is defined as determining if and how much of a property is
possessed by an object?

A) scale level

B) attributes of properties

C) subjective and objective properties

D) measurement

E) intensity determination - ANSWER measurement



Researchers measure:

A) properties of objects.

B) numbers of customers.

C) objects of measurements.

D) objects of properties.

E) types of products. - ANSWER properties of objects.



Age, income, gender, and interest in buying product X would all be considered ________
of the consumer, or object.

A) descriptions

B) properties

C) subjective descriptors

D) objectives descriptors

E) commonalities - ANSWER properties



If we were measuring age, income, height, number of bottles purchased, and so on, we
would be measuring:

,A) objective properties.

B) subjective properties.

C) objective objects.

D) subjective objects.

E) objective subjects. - ANSWER objective properties.



Which of the following refers to a scale having a true zero beginning point?

A) nominal

B) ordinal

C) interval

D) ratio

E) neutral - ANSWER ratio



Which single characteristic is unique to a nominal type of measurement?

A) description

B) order

C) distance

D) origin

E) numbers - ANSWER description



If the distance between 2 - 3 and 6 - 7 on a scale are equal, the scale would likely be at
least:

A) nominal.

B) ordinal.

C) interval.

D) ratio.

E) equal. - ANSWER interval

, Which characteristic is associated only with ratio scales?

A) description

B) order

C) distance

D) origin

E) label - ANSWER origin



A question that asks how much you would be willing to pay in annual premium for a
$100,000 life insurance policy would be scaled as:

A) nominal.

B) ordinal.

C) interval.

D) ratio.

E) an origin. - ANSWER ratio



A question that asks the age of a respondent in years would be scaled as:

A) nominal.

B) ordinal.

C) interval.

D) ratio.

E) rank-order. - ANSWER ratio



Scale development is designing questions and response formats to measure:

A) objective properties.

B) subjective properties.

C) objective characteristics.

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