Exam 7: Casual Research Design: Experimentation
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________ is a statistical design that allows for the statistical control of two non-interacting external variables in addition to the manipulation of the independent variable.
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A field environment is synonymous with actual market conditions.
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The scientific concept of causality is complex."Causality" means something very different to the average person on the street than to a scientist.If the ordinary meaning of a statement is "X is the only cause of Y," its related scientific meaning is: ________.
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The one-group pretest-posttest is a type of ________.These designs do not control for extraneous factors by randomization.
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Experimental design is the set of experimental procedures specifying the test units and sampling procedures and all of the following except ________.
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________ refers to an effect in which a prior measurement affects the test unit's response to the independent variable.
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Descriptive survey studies do not meet all conditions required for causality.
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The true experimental design shown above is a ________ design.
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Which of the following statements is a limitation of Latin square designs?
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Which of the following statements is true when considering experimental versus non-experimental designs?
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Explain the concept of causality as defined in marketing research and distinguish between the ordinary meaning and the scientific meaning of causality.
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Independent variables are variables or alternatives that are manipulated and whose effects are measured and compared.
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Explain the differences among preexperimental,true experimental,quasi-experimental,and statistical designs.
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________ refers to an extraneous variable attributable to changes in the test units themselves that occur with the passage of time.
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Experimental designs may be classified as preexperimental,true experimental,quasi-experimental,or statistical.
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Experimentation is becoming increasingly important in marketing research,but there are limitations of time,cost,and administration of an experiment.
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O1 O2 O3 O4 O5 X O6 O7 O8 O9 O10 The above design is an example of a ________.
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In many countries,the marketing,economic,structural,information,and technological environments are not developed to the extent that they are in the United States.
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