The highest priced real estate is at the top of a high building. Yet, most humans...

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The highest priced real estate is at the top of a high building. Yet, most humans can't handle building sway without getting queasy when inside the building. When planning a very tall building, be it condominiums or office spaces, how could you definitively pretest this factor to ensure that these spaces will successfully sell? In a survey, where do you place the request for a respondent's personal information such as age or gender that that person uses? At the beginning, middle, or bottom of the survey questions? And why are these data placed that way? Is the word "data" singular or plural? Use "data" in a sentence. How many people are ideal in a focus group? How many focus groups on the same topic with the same demographic group should you conduct to drive sound findings? Are the results of focus groups quantitative or qualitative findings? When would you use quantitative research methos and when would you use quantitative research methods? And would you ever use both in a single research study? What types of biases are there in research? (There are a lot; cite just a few.) Before starting a research study, what must you determine and identify? The highest priced real estate is at the top of a high building. Yet, most humans can't handle building sway without getting queasy when inside the building. When planning a very tall building, be it condominiums or office spaces, how could you definitively pretest this factor to ensure that these spaces will successfully sell? In a survey, where do you place the request for a respondent's personal information such as age or gender that that person uses? At the beginning, middle, or bottom of the survey questions? And why are these data placed that way? Is the word "data" singular or plural? Use "data" in a sentence. How many people are ideal in a focus group? How many focus groups on the same topic with the same demographic group should you conduct to drive sound findings? Are the results of focus groups quantitative or qualitative findings? When would you use quantitative research methos and when would you use quantitative research methods? And would you ever use both in a single research study? What types of biases are there in research? (There are a lot; cite just a few.) Before starting a research study, what must you determine and identify?

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1 Testing Building Sway Perception To definitively test the factor of building sway perception in a tall building you could consider creating a virtual reality VR simulation that mimics the swaying se... View the full answer