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Question #1

A missing data situation is created when

A. open-ended questions are coded by researchers.

B. a respondent purposely does not answer a question.

C. an interviewer engages in memoing.

D. member checking is employed.

E. a survey is conducted online.

Question #2

When analyzing responses to survey questions, a researcher decides to assign a value of 1 if the respondent is male and a value of 2 if the respondent is female. By assigning numbers to different genders, the researcher is engaged in the process of

A. coding.

B. validation.

C. editing.

D. data tabulation.

E. data summarization.

Question #3

The process where raw data are checked for mistakes made by either the interviewer or the respondent is known as ________.

A. coding

B. data tabulation

C. screening

D. editing

E. data validation

Question #4

Some data collection methods require activities in all stages, while other methods involve only limited data preparation.

A. True

B. False

Question #5

The simple process of counting the number of observations (cases) that are classified into certain categories is known as ________.

A. screening

B. validation

C. tabulation

D. data entry

E. editing

Question #6

Cross-tabulation is most often used with nominal or ordinal scaled data.

A. False

B. True

Question #7

Which of the following is the last step in the data preparation process?

A. Data coding

B. Data entry

C. Data editing

D. Data validation

E. Data tabulation

Question #8

In the context of data preparation for quantitative analysis, the data entry procedure is not necessary when

A. online data collection is used.

B. omissions are coded.

C. the optical scanning approach is used to enter data.

D. data validation is done.

E. open-ended questions are used.

Question #9

When information is obtained from internal data warehouses, it must be checked for availability, consistency, correct format, and so on.