Question

Which of the following are examples of Researcher-Observed Measures? 1. Time to complete a task a Blood pressure Number of children using a playground c. d. A and B All of the above e 2. When a survey question offers two possible responses, it is considered. Double-barreled a b. Dichotomous Bipolar Filter or contingency C d. 3. What kind of survey question would change the subsequent question a respondent would be asked to answer? Double-barreled a. h. Dichotomous Bipolar Filter or contingency C d. 4 When one survey question can produce two separate answers, it is considered: A question of dichotomy A double-barreled question A loaded question a b. C. d. Abipolar question 5. The following is an example of a survey question with which of the following problems? What do you see as the benefit that students living on AASU's campus had to pay more for a meal plan this past fall while at the same time dining services still have limited hours on holidays and weekends? Needs to be more specific Needs to be more general Question is biased Respondents don't have the needed information a. b. C d. 6. The following is an example of a survey question with which of the following problems? Did you find the graffiti that was painted on the new Student Center just before the grand opening to be offensive? Yes No Needs to be more specific Needs to be more general a b. Question is biased Respondents don't have the needed information c. d. 7. Ina 4x3 factorial design, there are independent variables included. 2 a. b. 7 12 d. Not enough information given

Answer 1

1,c, Number of children using a playground
Observed measures survey researches commonly used for information collection, it focuses on a group of individuals like children, parents, etc...
2, b, Dichotomous
survey questions used two responses like yes/no, true/false, etc.
3, d, Filter or contingency
Sometimes we need as respondents one question for determining whether they are qualified to answer a subsequent one. this needs filter or contingency questions.
4, b, A double-barrelled question
A double-barrelled question is a question contain more than two separate topics issues to address one issue.
5, c, Question is biased
survey questions are a more effective way for current users, biases can be harder to clarify problems, there won't be always any clear remedies to many biases that affect the result.