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measurement - Correct Ans-- Assigning numbers or other symbols to characteristics of objects according to certain pre-specified rules - We do not measure an object, we are looking at some characteristic of it - not consumer, only perceptions, attitudes, preferences or other relevant characteristics one to one - Correct Ans-The assignment process must be such that there is a ___ to ___ correspondence between numbers and characteristics being measured. scaling - Correct Ans-- Involves creating a continuum upon which measured objects are located - The process of placing the respondents on a continuum with respect to their attitude towards something (ex: a restaurant) measurement - Correct Ans-What do the following characteristics describe? · One to one correspondence between the numbers and the characteristics being measured · The rules for assigning numbers should be standardized and applied uniformly · Rules must not change over objects or time scaling - Correct Ans-What do the following characteristics describe? · Description: the unique labels or descriptors that are used to designate each value of the scale. All scales possess description · Order · Distance · Origin order - Correct Ans-- component of scaling - the relative sizes or positions of the descriptors o Denoted by descriptors such as greater than, less than, and equal to distance - Correct Ans-- component of scaling - means that absolute differences between the scale descriptors are known and may be expressed in units origin - Correct Ans-- component of scaling - means that the scale has a unique or fixed beginning or true zero point - ratio - interval - ordinal - nominal - Correct Ans-primary scales of measurement: ratio - Correct Ans-- scale of measurement - Highest level of measurement - can identify or classify objects, rank the objects, and compare intervals or differences o Origin o Time to finish in seconds o Zero point is fixed, ratios of scale values can be computed o Examples: length, weight o Marketing examples: - Age, income, costs, sales, market shares interval - Correct Ans-- a scale in which the numbers are used to rate objects - the numerically equal distances in the characteristic being measured - Distance o Performance rating on a 0 to 10 scale o Differences between objects can be compared o Zero point is arbitrary o Examples: - Temperature o Marketing examples: - Attitudes, opinions, index numbers ordinal scale - Correct Ans-- a ranking scale in which numbers are assigned to objects to indicate the relative extent to which the objects possess some characteristics - object ranked first has more of the characteristic compared to the object ranked second, but whether the object ranked second is a clsoe second or a poor second is not known o Examples: - Quality rankings, Rankings of teams in a tournament o Marketing examples: - Preference rankings, Market position, Social class nominal - Correct Ans-- a figurative scheme in which the numbers serve only as labels or tags for identifying and classifying objects

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MKT 3413 Exam 3 Prep Comprehensive
Guide Questions and Answers 2025
measurement - Correct Ans-- Assigning numbers or other symbols to characteristics of
objects according to certain pre-specified rules
- We do not measure an object, we are looking at some characteristic of it
- not consumer, only perceptions, attitudes, preferences or other relevant characteristics


one to one - Correct Ans-The assignment process must be such that there is a ___ to ___
correspondence between numbers and characteristics being measured.


scaling - Correct Ans-- Involves creating a continuum upon which measured objects are
located
- The process of placing the respondents on a continuum with respect to their attitude
towards something (ex: a restaurant)


measurement - Correct Ans-What do the following characteristics describe?


· One to one correspondence between the numbers and the characteristics being
measured
· The rules for assigning numbers should be standardized and applied uniformly
· Rules must not change over objects or time


scaling - Correct Ans-What do the following characteristics describe?


· Description: the unique labels or descriptors that are used to designate each value of
the scale. All scales possess description


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· Order
· Distance
· Origin


order - Correct Ans-- component of scaling
- the relative sizes or positions of the descriptors
o Denoted by descriptors such as greater than, less than, and equal to


distance - Correct Ans-- component of scaling
- means that absolute differences between the scale descriptors are known and may be
expressed in units


origin - Correct Ans-- component of scaling
- means that the scale has a unique or fixed beginning or true zero point


- ratio
- interval
- ordinal
- nominal - Correct Ans-primary scales of measurement:


ratio - Correct Ans-- scale of measurement
- Highest level of measurement
- can identify or classify objects, rank the objects, and compare intervals or differences
o Origin
o Time to finish in seconds
o Zero point is fixed, ratios of scale values can be computed

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o Examples: length, weight
o Marketing examples:
- Age, income, costs, sales, market shares


interval - Correct Ans-- a scale in which the numbers are used to rate objects
- the numerically equal distances in the characteristic being measured
- Distance
o Performance rating on a 0 to 10 scale
o Differences between objects can be compared
o Zero point is arbitrary
o Examples:
- Temperature
o Marketing examples:
- Attitudes, opinions, index numbers


ordinal scale - Correct Ans-- a ranking scale in which numbers are assigned to objects to
indicate the relative extent to which the objects possess some characteristics
- object ranked first has more of the characteristic compared to the object ranked
second, but whether the object ranked second is a clsoe second or a poor second is not
known
o Examples:
- Quality rankings, Rankings of teams in a tournament
o Marketing examples:
- Preference rankings, Market position, Social class


nominal - Correct Ans-- a figurative scheme in which the numbers serve only as labels or
tags for identifying and classifying objects

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