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88 MULTIPLE CHOICE Question 7 Listen Researchers asked 100 drivers their age and how they listen to music when dri- ving a car. The ages of respondents were categorized into three groups: 16 to 20 years, 21 to 25 years, and 26 to 30 years. The listening methods were radio, CD, or streaming service. The table below shows the data collected. Let event A represent drivers who listen to the radio. What does A represent, and what is P(A)? **HINT** A represents every outcome where A does not occur. Radio CD Streaming Service Total 16 to 20 8 3 15 years old 26 26 21 to 25 13 6 15 34 years old 26 to 30 20 11 9 40 years old 40 Total 41 21 20 10 39 100 A AC: drivers who do not listen to the radio P(A)=- 59 100 B C AC: drivers who listen to the radio P(A)=100 AC: drivers who listen to streaming services P(A)= 39 100

Question 31 Need Recognition is at the beginning of the Consumer Decision Making Process. O True O False

QUESTION Discovery in the RADAR model involves proactively trying to uncover ethical risk areas that could lead to misconduct  TRUE OR FALSE

Equine Science Interpreting Scatterplots and Regression Equations 180+ 170- 160 150+ 140 130 120- 110 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 Age in Days An Equine Scientist was interested in horse height (measured to the horse wither in cm) as a young horse aged from 200 to 800 days. She collected the data in the graph above from records on horses she had worked with in the past (shown by the blue dots) and fit a linear regression equation (shown by the red line). According the regression equation, as the age of the horse increases in days. the wither height in cm Select an answer v The age of the horse in days and the wither height in cm are Select an answer The slope of the regression equation is approximately 0.044. interpret the slope by completing the sentence below. As the Select an answer v increases by 1, the Select an answer V increases by The regression equation approximates the wither height by the following formula. Let d = age in days Let W = wither height in cm W = 0.044 -d +…

a. A cell phone Company XYZ conducted an online survey that showed that 75 percent of customers put their number-one requirement for a new phone to be increased battery life. Only 22 percent of customers listed color choices as a large concern. Company XYZ currently offers 6 different color choices for its product and has a below-average battery life compared to competition. What should Company XYZ do with these survey results? b. Company ABC recently conducted a survey that showed that 30 percent of customers will only shop there once and never use the company’s products again. What are some general ideas that can help increase customer loyalty? c. Company #alltheshoes would like to find out what, if anything, customers know about its new running shoe, FancyShoe. Design two survey questions to find out the following: 1) Are customers aware of the product? 2) What brand image do customers have of theproduct?

All are methods of measurement Except?   Question 16Answer a. Longitudinal measurement b. Statistical analysis c. Ratio d. Comparison Unit

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Which of the following is not a trend in the hospitality industry Question 8 options:     There are fewer job applicants       The salary of managers is decreasing.       Jobs stay vacant longer       There is high turnover in the industry

P FRag question The public policy represents government intervention to correct public problems Select one: O True O False

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3) The major variable is the central idea of the entire literature. Its sub-variables help specify which  particular aspect of the major variable is being referred to. The indicators, on the other hand, are  specific information that describes the sub-variables.  Examples:  Major variable: Study habits  Sub-variable: Time required for studying, methods of studying, and place for studying Indicators: Employing patterned time intervals for effective studying: using mnemonics in  memorizing the terms; and studying in one's ideal environment   Instructions: Identify the major variables, sub-variables, and indicators of the examples of literature review. Example 3:  On leadership Competencies and Management Skills  (refer to the photo for the details)

Action Learning refers to target training which is intended to solve an actual problem. Question 16Select one: True False

Formulate a questionnaire on the research topic "The effects of digital advertising on the marketing of products and services at GECCU". Provide 20 questions

Question 6 Which of the following would be considered to have the greatest "lag"? Group of answer choices 5-day Simple Moving Average 10-day Simple Moving Average 50-day Simple Moving Average 25-day Simple Moving Average

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Question 17 ations A bad decision: 65 0 O does not consider all the alternatives O does not employ appropriate decision modeling techniques O is all of the answers O is a decision not based on logic does not use all available and relevant information MacBook Air 000 F3 000 F4 F5 DD %23

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Question 3 An organization uses a business intelligence system to predict products that tend to be purchased together. This is an example of. O A) Regression Analysis B) Cluster Analysis C) REM Analysis D) Market Basket Analysis

Q1. Brooke is a 32-year-old, single investment banker who lives in an apartment in a large city. After a particularly long and difficult workday, she relaxed in her apartment by reading through one business magazine and two fashion magazines. When questioned by a researcher the next day, she could clearly recall two holiday ads and vaguely remembered one ad for a personal computer from among the nearly 80 ads she had seen in the three magazines. However, she could recount in detail the articles that she had read and even recalled the titles of articles she had not read. How can you explain this?

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3- Create three types of two-dimensional pivot tables (tables that includes two variables), including: (35%) 1) Showing relative frequency. Select one number from table and explain it. 2) Showing the % Row total. Select one number from table and explain it. 3) Showing the % Column total. Select one number from table and explain it. Grand total Gender | Age <20 20-40 40-60 >60 Female 10% 5% 15% 15% Male 15% 10% 25% 10% Total 25% 15% 40% 25% Row total Gender | Age <20 20-40 40-60 >60 Female Male Total Column total Gender | Age <20 20-40 40-60 >60 Female Male Total

A minimum score requirement on an objective exam for promotions in police and fire departments that resulted in exclusion of nearly all minority applicants seeking promotion would be an example of disparate impact discrimination.   Question 3 options:   True   False

17 Wants & Needs can be used interchangeably   Question 17 options:   True   False

1. Give an example of where you can infer  a. A business decision  b. A technical decision when repairing your neighbour's laptop

Question No 3:   Rectify the error if any in the following in-text citation based on APA guidelines.   Perceived risk, which is defined as an individual’s degree of expected uncertainty associated with the result of using a certain technology (Tan and Lau, 2016). It includes five main groupings: service performance, monetary, time, societal and security risks (Jacoby and Kaplan, 1972; Mha, 2015). Perceived risks in turn increase consumer hesitation and generate negative attitudes toward a service (Kalaiarasi and Srividya, 2012). This breeds a sense of anxiety and unease that in turn decreases the perceived value and usefulness of a technology, thereby diminishing adoption intentions (Kumar, Arcand, Tai, 2012). Indeed, as stated by (Kazi and Mannan, 2013), electronic banking applications are associated with high perceived risks because consumers fear the exchange of personal financial information and services through online applications Moreover, studies have indicated that a high…

OA Severity OB. Horns effect OC. Availability D. Halo effect QUESTION 3 Forced distribution is a type of special rating instrument which can help address which type of rating error? A. Halo effect OB. Leniency C. Bias D. Representativeness A QUESTION 4 In the model of job performance, Achievement orientation influences job performance via its effect on OA. Ability OB. Skill Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers