Question

16. When gathering data, presenting an attribute, or response category, for every possible response is a requirement known as ______.

a. mutually exclusive b. exhaustiveness

c. reliability

d. validity

17. An example of nominal data is ______. a. age

b. level of satisfaction

c. university level

d. marital status

Chapter 5

18. Conclusions drawn about a population based on evidence and reasoning derived from a sample are called ______.

a. fallacies

b. inferences

c. bias

d. generalizability

19. A numeric summary of an element about a population, like the victimization rate, is known as the ______. a. partial enumeration

b. sample statistic

c. population parameter

d. inference

20. ______ are summaries of data describing a sample. a. Sample intervals

b. Sample statistics

c. Sample elements

d. Sample frames

Answer 1