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    enhanced or suppressed by the moderating variable. (Crano & Brewer, 2002) 2) Review the different scales of measurement (nominal, ordinal, interval, ratio). • Nominal – The lowest, simplest, level of measurement. This scale of measurement has researchers attach labels to attributes that are not rank ordered in any way. That is, “colors” would be a good example of a nominal scale of measurement. “Green” “Blue” “Orange” would be

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    There are four general types of measurement scales: sorting, ranking, rating, and categorizing (Cooper & Schindler, 2006). The data collected by the survey team at Insuratel used a rating scale. The surveys where used to measure employee job satisfaction across departments. The Likert Scale was used to collect the data for all the questions in the survey. The questions asked in the survey studied the attitudes of the employees and their satisfaction. The surveys provided valuable feedback and

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    MM207 Mid Term

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    The Mid-Term Project is worth 100 points. Please download this document to your computer and save it using the naming convention specified in the course syllabus. For the Mid-Term Project you will be using the MM207 Student Data Set, the survey codebook, and StatCrunch as necessary. You should enter your answers/responses directly after the question. There is no need to retype the project. After completing and saving the project, submit your project in the Mid-Term Drop Box. In the course, go to

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    Case Study Of BIMS

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    Also another point is that there are many hours assigned to workers and they are not satisfied with the pay. Levels of measurement BIMS used nominal, ordinal, and interval levels of analysis in the survey. In the Nominal level there was classification done. Then followed the ordinal level, which took care of classifying and ordering in the survey. Then followed the interval level which classifying, ordering and distance. Interval was applied in the question which

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    Week 3 Team Paper QNT 351

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    quantitative data collected is the combination of years the employee has worked with DMC and the number of employees within the company. This type of data can be categorized on the nominal level of measurement. In data coding BIMS used numeric codes to represent the nominal, ordinal and internal level of measurements. In Exhibit A of the report, it describes how the company coded the employee’s data numerically. Descriptive statistics including the average, mean medium and mode were used to describe

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    assigned to objects or events as labels that also represent the rank order among them; for example, credit worthiness. Answer: Ordinal Diff: 2 Page Ref: 198 44) ________ data contains measurements of simple codes assigned to objects as labels, such as marital status, but those labels are not measurements. Answer: Nominal Diff: 2 Page Ref: 198 45) ________ data represent the labels of multiple classes used to divide a variable into specific groups. Answer: Categorical Diff: 2 Page Ref:

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    Research 341

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    In the case of the real estate data, the variables are the price, size, and the number of bedrooms in a residence. These variables have physical measurements that can be easily verified. Measurement Scale for Each Variable Accordingly, to test the hypothesis, the variables that will be analyzed will be the selling price of the house, the square-footage size of the house, and the number of bedrooms of the house. These

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    Second, questions one through ten qualify as ordinal data because of the relative rankings without consistent distances. Finally, the time worked for BIMS qualifies as ratio level data because it is easily ordered, consistent differences and zero is meaningful (McClave, Benson, & Sincich, 2011).    Each level of data has unique characteristics, which dictate the way the information is calculated, summarized, and presented. Coding and Cleaning the Data Coding the data is a systematic way

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    Data Collection BIMS, Ballard Integrated Managed Services, Inc. is a corporation specializes in the services of food and housekeeping to corporations and institutions. The general manager, Barbara Tucker, has noticed that over the last four months the turnover rate has shot up to 64%. Not only is the turnover rate higher than usual, but also employees seemed unmotivated to do their job. There are more employees walking around doing nothing and more employees not doing their job well enough, resulting

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    presence within the community, will be a useful source of whether the laws are working or not. Indeed, sampling for victims in human trafficking is a hard task. First and foremost, I must begin my sampling first at a nominal level. This would be the level of measurement of the victim’s nationality. Not all victims are Cambodian citizens and by examining the nationalities effected, I will be able to determine if the issue of human trafficking occurring transnationally. I will gather my data of nationalities

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