Question: 8. In Phenomenological analysis, horizontalisation of data involves.... a) Listing all significant statements in the data. b) The elimination of repetitive statements c) The removal

8. In Phenomenological analysis, horizontalisation of data involves.... a) Listing all significant statements in the data. b) The elimination of repetitive statements c) The removal of the overlapping statements d) All of the above

9. The phenomenon of experience in phenomenology is.... a) A reflection of participants experiences mainly b) A collection of participants experiences and those of the researcher c) The reflection of the context of the experience d) Reflection of the geographical location of the experience

10. In phenomenological analysis the phenomenon of experience involves.... a) The meaning of the experience b) The structure of the experience c) The essence of the experience d) All of the above

11. Case study based data analysis ..... a) Can be involve numerical data b) Can involve non numerical data c) Any of the above d) Both numerical and non numerical data

12. In data analysis, text means..... a) Words actually said by participants b) Videos of participants c) Graphical representations d) Audio representations e) All of the above

13. The summary of data analysis is reported in ... a) Data analysis section of the report b) Data analysis chapter of the dissertation c) Data analysis section of the thesis d) All of the above

14. Descriptive satistics often focus on .... a) Variable data b) Demographic data c) Statistical data d) Non-statistical data e) All of the above

15. Which one of these can not be represented using descriptive statistics.... a) Gender . b) Income c) Age d) Job engagement

16. Which one of this is not a descriptive statistic....... a) Mean . b) Correlations c) Standard deviation d) Mode

17. Inference is about drawing conclusions about a phenomenon based on ....... a) Population b) Sample c) Sampling method d) Design method.

18. Deductive reasoning involves all of these except ..... a) Developing the appropriate sample. b) Confirmation and disconfirmation of hypothesis . c) Use of literature to develop concepts d) Use of theory to develop hypothesis

19. Inductive reasoning involves all of these except..... a) Developing of theory based on raw data. b) Examining data to identify themes, categories and codes. c) Clustering of data into meaningful units d) Seeking advice from a trained data analyst

20. A p value of 3 means that the probability of an outcome happening is a) Lower than its probability of not happening. b) Is much higher than the probability of it not happening. c) Is equal to the probability of it not happening d) All of the above

21. T-test is used to determine if.... a) If the means of three groups are statistically similar or different b) If the means of two groups are statistically similar or different. c) If the means of similar groups are statistically different. d) None of the above

22. ANOVA is used to test the diferences in the means of.... a) Two groups b) Three or more groups c) Not more than one group d) All of the above

23. Correlations analysis tests the following except.... a) Relationships between two variables b) Relationships between three variables c) Relationship between four variables d) Predict relationships between variables

24. Which of the following is not an aspect of hypothesis testing.... a) Alternative hypothesis b) Proposition c) Assumption d) Null hypothesis 25. Which one is not a form of regression analysis..... a) Simple linear b) Multiple linear c) Correlation d) The first two above

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