During a focus group, Troy decided to see how far the participants were willing to go in their discussion of drug use on campus. To see how much they were willing to reveal in the focus group, which of the following questions should Troy use?

Researchers at Disney World recently wanted to assess which rides their visitors liked in the park. The goal was to determine which rides might need to be replaced because of low interest. For their measure, they asked respondents to rank order their favorite rides at the theme park. Based on lecture, what level of measurement is being used here?

According to the readings, which of the following would best describe parametric data?

Which of the following is NOT an assumption tied to a Likert-type scale?

In class, we discussed several issues researchers face when picking a research topic. Which of the issues discussed in lecture would best apply to the following situation: Researchers at UF found that men living in one fraternity on campus were less likely to attend home football games because they didn’t want to leave early to get good seats.

According to the readings, having the focus group located further away from a person’s home will increase the likelihood that they will attend the focus group.

Which of the following is an example of something measured at the nominal level?

Match the enzyme to the corresponding reaction in cellular glucose metabolism.

Which of the following characteristics is/are true of the scientific method?

Within vascular plants, the large, prominent plant is the [ans1]; in nonvascular plants it is the [ans2].