Probability sampling is seen as less representative for the population than probability sampling A. True B. False With systematic sampling one divides the population into subgroups and chooses the test subject randomly from a number of randomly chosen subgroups A. True B. False A nominal scale is always dichotomous A. True B. False As a rule, probability sampling leads to a representative sample A. True B. False The assessment of goodness of scale relates to both the validity and reliability of this scale A. True B. False From a statistical consideration preference is given to probability sampling over nonprobability sampling A. True B. False Construct validity ensures that the measure includes and adequate and representative set of items A. True B. False Stability and consistency are both indicators of the reliability of a measure A. True B. False If a sample is divided into subsamples, a minimal sample size of 30 is necessary for every subsample A. True B. False Concurrent validity is a form of construct validity A. True B. False The important disadvantage of a convenience sample is that: A. It takes a lot of time and effort to find respondents B. The research results cannot be generalized C. It will introduce systematic 'bias' into the data D. This way of sampling is relatively expensive The disadvantage of clustering is that it: A. Is the least efficient form of probability sampling B. Requires homogenous groups C. Takes a lot of time to collect data D. It is not easy to execute What is the type of scale of the variable 'age' if it is measure in the following way? \"What is your age?\" ____ years old.\" A. Nominal B. Ordinal C. Interval D. Ratio A researcher wants to investigate the relationships between the use of drugs and study results of university students. He would like to generalize the results to the population. Which kind of sample could the researcher best use? A. Stratified sampling B. Judgment sampling C. Simple random sampling D. Quota sampling Robert stands three times on a pair of scales in a period of 5 minutes. The first time he weighs 92 kg, the second time he weighs 102 kg and the third time he weighs 95 kg. What conclusion can we draw based on this information on the pair of scales? A. The pair of scales is reliable and valid B. The pair of scales in not reliable C. The pair of scales is not valid D. The pair of scales is not reliable and not valid Which of the following sampling designs is a form of non-probability sampling? A. Systematic sampling B. Area sampling C. Quota sampling D. Cluster sampling \"The measurement level on which a variable is measured is of great influence on the possibilities that a researcher has to further describe these variables and thereby also determines the value of the data.\" In light of this remark, indicate which of the following measurement levels provides the most valuable data for a variable. A. Nominal B. Ordinal C. Interval D. Ratio How do we call the following scale type? "Where in the Netherlands do you live? The South The West The North The East A. A category scale B. A forced choice scale C. A multidimensional scale D. An itemized rating scale The following scale type is: "Cold|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___| Hot" A. A Likert scale B. A semantic differential scale C. A numerical scale D. An itemized rating scale Temperature is a variable with an interval scale A. True B. False Simple random sampling is a method associated with a high degree of generalizability A. True B. False A nominal scale is always dichotomous A. True B. False With face validity, the validity is not tested statistically A. True B. False Army rank (such as soldier, corporal, sergeant, lieutenant etcetera) is a variable with an ordinal scale A. True B. False The difference between an ordinal and ratio scale is that the ordinal scale has an absolute zero point A. True B. False With systematic sampling one divides the population into subgroups and chooses the test subject randomly from a number of randomly chosen subgroups A. True B. False Stratified sampling and cluster sampling are examples of probability sampling A. True B. False Stability and consistency are both indicators of the reliability of a measure A. True B. False What is the measurement level of income, measured in the following way: "What is your annual gross income?\" < 15.000 20.000 - 30.000 30.000 - 45.000 > 45.000 A. Nominal B. Ordinal C. Interval D. Ratio Which of the following alternatives is not an example of a ranking scale A. Pair comparison B. Forced choice C. Likert scale D. Comparative scale About a scale (set of questions) it can be said that the indicates_________ how well the measure taps the concept as theorized. Which word or words is/are missing? A. Content validity B. Construct validity C. Criterion-related validity D. Stability Which of the following alternatives is not an example of a rating scale? Paired comparison Likert scale Semantic differential scale Stapel scale Concurrent validity is a form of construct validity A. True B. False A characteristic of a variable on interval level is that it has an absolute zero point A. True B. False Construct validity ensures that the measure includes an adequate and representative set of item A. True B. False In probability sampling all elements of a population have a known and nonzero chance of being included in the sample A. True B. False If all the elements in the population are seen as equal and every element has an equal chance of being chosen, we speak of: A. Simple random sampling B. Systematic sampling C. Stratified random sampling D. Cluster sampling The following question "Indicate the order in which you prefer the following coke-labels. Give the favourite label a 1, the label you prefer next a 2, and so on: Coca Cola _____, Pepsi ______, Dr Peper _____ " is an example of: A. A rating scale B. An itemized rating scale C. A ranking scale D. None of the above answers is correct Which of the following sampling designs is a form of non-probability sampling? A. Systematic sampling B. Area sampling C. Quota sampling D. Cluster sampling In what way do the concepts of causality and correlation relate to each other? A. Causality is needed for correlation B. Causality is one of the conditions for correlation C. Correlation is one of the conditions for causality D. Correlation alone is enough evidence for causality Which test could be best used to test the hypothesis that the average grade of a group or population of students is higher than a 7 on a 10-points scale? A. An independent sample t-test B. One sample test C. Paired sample t-test D. ANOVA Which test could best be used to test the hypothesis that the average price that people are willing to pay for a meal at the University restaurant differs between Dutch, German and Chinese strudents? A. Regression analysis B. Independent samples t-test C. McNemar with Chi-square D. ANOVA What is the appropriate method to test if having a mobile phone is related to gender? A. ANOVA B. Regression analysis C. Chi-square test D. T-test