MKTG 482 Exam 3 - Chapter 14
Associate analyses - answer determine where stable relationships exist between two
variables
Relationship - answer a consistent, systematic linkage between the levels or labels for
two variables
Levels - answer refers to the characteristics of description for interval or ratio scales
Labels - answer refers to the characteristics of description for nominal or ordinal scales
No monotonic relationship - answer two variables are associated, but only in a very
general sense. The presence (or absence) of one variable is associated with the
presence (or absence) of another.
Monotonic relationship - answerthe general direction of a relationship between two
variables is known
- increasing relationship
- decreasing relationship
Linear relationship - answer"straight-line association" between two variables
Presence - answerwhether any systematic (statistical) relationship exists between two
variables
Direction - answerwhether the relationship is positive or negative
Strength of association - answerwhether the relationship is consistent
Cross-tabulation - answerrows and columns defined by the categories classifying each
variable
Cross-tabulation cell - answerThe intersection of a row and a column
Cross-tabulation table - answerfour types of numbers in each cell:
•Frequency
•Raw percentage
•Column percentage
•Row percentage
Frequencies - answerraw numbers in the cell
Associate analyses - answer determine where stable relationships exist between two
variables
Relationship - answer a consistent, systematic linkage between the levels or labels for
two variables
Levels - answer refers to the characteristics of description for interval or ratio scales
Labels - answer refers to the characteristics of description for nominal or ordinal scales
No monotonic relationship - answer two variables are associated, but only in a very
general sense. The presence (or absence) of one variable is associated with the
presence (or absence) of another.
Monotonic relationship - answerthe general direction of a relationship between two
variables is known
- increasing relationship
- decreasing relationship
Linear relationship - answer"straight-line association" between two variables
Presence - answerwhether any systematic (statistical) relationship exists between two
variables
Direction - answerwhether the relationship is positive or negative
Strength of association - answerwhether the relationship is consistent
Cross-tabulation - answerrows and columns defined by the categories classifying each
variable
Cross-tabulation cell - answerThe intersection of a row and a column
Cross-tabulation table - answerfour types of numbers in each cell:
•Frequency
•Raw percentage
•Column percentage
•Row percentage
Frequencies - answerraw numbers in the cell