A) Assign specific column locations for particular variables.
B) When a question allows multiple responses, use the same variable for each response option.
C) Use only numeric codes, not letters of the alphabet or special characters like @.
D) Use standard codes for "no information".
E) Code a respondent identification number on each record.
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A) to transform raw data into symbols.
B) encrypt the raw data so that it is secure from unauthorized use.
C) determine if the raw data meets minimum quality standards.
D) detect incorrect or invalid responses.
E) separate completed questionnaires from incomplete ones.
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A) During the coding process, data are categorized.
B) Raw data are transformed into symbols during the coding process.
C) Coding involves judgment on the part of the coder.
D) The coding process occurs almost automatically.
E) All of the above statements about the coding process are true.
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A) completeness.
B) legibility.
C) comprehensibility.
D) consistency.
E) uniformity.
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A) building of the data file.
B) editing process.
C) coding process.
D) data analysis.
E) collection phase.
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A) Precoding is not necessary.
B) Response categories are provided for respondents.
C) There are multiple legitimate responses.
D) When categorizing open-ended responses, it is often necessary to include an "other" category.
E) All of the above statements about open-ended questions are true.
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A) Identify separate responses given by each individual.
B) Specify categories into which the responses can be placed.
C) Place each response into as many categories as possible.
D) Assess the degree of agreement between multiple coders.
E) All of the above are steps in the process of coding open-ended responses.
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A) secondary data, tabulated
B) symbols, manipulated
C) accessible form, automatically retrieved
D) tables, easily perceived
E) tables, analyzed for relationships between variables
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A) Substituting values for the missing data.
B) Reporting the number of blanks as a separate category.
C) Eliminating the case with the missing data in analyses using the variable(s) for which data is missing.
D) Eliminating questionnaires with missing data.
E) None of the above.
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A) ensure that the analysis is valid.
B) establish minimum quality standards for the raw data.
C) establish a balance between costs and accuracy.
D) establish codes for the raw data.
E) impose maximum quality standards on the raw data
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A) Build a data file
B) Determine the categories or classes you'll use to code open-ended questions
C) Examine the data to detect and resolve incorrect, missing, or incomplete responses
D) Run frequencies on the data to check for blunders
E) Develop your codebook to document how raw data is coded in the data file
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A) Check marks are not within the boxes provided.
B) Scribbles on the questionnaire.
C) Spills on the questionnaire.
D) It's unlikely that these mistakes occur due to lack of interest.
E) All of the above examples may indicate a lack of respondent interest.
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A) Word processing software
B) Database software
C) Spreadsheet software
D) Statistical packages such as SPSS
E) All of the above.
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A) The results of the study.
B) The variable name to be used in statistical analyses for each variable included in the data file.
C) The column(s) in which each variable is located in the data file.
D) A description of how each variable is coded.
E) An explanation of how missing data are treated in the data file.
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A) Eliminate case(s) with missing item(s) from all further analyses.
B) Eliminate the case with the missing item in analyses using the variable.
C) Substitute values for the missing items.
D) Contact the respondent again.
E) All of the above could be used.
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A) The classes should always be mutually exclusive and exhaustive.
B) Multiple responses should never be coded.
C) Coding closed-ended questions is more difficult than coding open-ended questions.
D) Alphabetic codes should be assigned to the classes.
E) Both a and b are true statements.
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