The type of survey question response scales researches use: 0 Will affect the project costs 0 Can result in instrument bias 0 Will not affect how varied the responses are 0 Will not affect how long it takes to complete the survey 0 All of the above Adjusting survey respondent responses based on known respondent characteristics: 0 Should not be done as it can cause biases Q Should only be done based on demographics Q Will not affect the survey results Q Is a form of statistical control Q Is used when adjusting ratio data responses only True experiments: 0 Do not always have a post measurement or a control group Q Are best done with a preand postmeasurement of the dependent variable 0 Are not required to prove causation Q Should not be done over time 0 All of the above In experiment notation, the "O" represents the dependent variable: Select an option True False Note: Clicking any button other than the Save Answer button will NOT save anyUsing experimental design to isolate the true cause of a change to the dependent variables is: 0 Generally, not possible 0 Best done through a quasiexperiment 0 An example of time order of occurrence 0 An example of systematic elimination 0 All of the above depending on the research phase "Matching" involves pairing opposite variables and determining if there are similarities in responses: Select an option True False Note: Clicking any button other than the Save Answer button will NOT save anyWhich of the following is an example of an extraneous variable: O The weather O Government regulations O Consumer state of mind O All of the above O Choices one and two only