Lesson 1a.03
1a.03 Determine proactive strategies to mitigate issues that might arise during the... Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Statistics, Unit 1
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What is a proactive strategy in statistical planning?
- Ignoring errors
- Guessing results
- Deleting outliers
- Anticipating problems
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Which issue is specifically named as needing mitigation in the specification?
- High accuracy
- Normal distribution
- Data symmetry
- Non-response
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What issue occurs when boundaries of a target group are unclear?
- Identifying population
- Data cleaning
- Scale selection
- Hypothesis testing
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Which method best reduces the impact of survey non-response?
- Shorter title
- Follow-up contact
- Fewer questions
- Smaller sample
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What term describes results that contradict the original hypothesis?
- Unexpected outcome
- Discrete variable
- Raw data
- Control group
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How should researchers prepare for expected survey non-response?
- Stop survey
- Ignore gaps
- Larger sample
- Change hypothesis
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What strategy helps when a complete population list is unavailable?
- Total census
- Exact average
- Random guess
- Alternative frame
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What proactive step follows discovering a confusing survey question during a pilot?
- Enlarge scale
- Delete data
- Ignore feedback
- Revise question
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How should missing historical records be handled in an investigation?
- Double values
- Delete study
- Invent figures
- Note limitation
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Which proactive strategy matches the issue of survey non-response?
- Round numbers
- Change scale
- Follow-up contact
- Group data
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What is the correct action when data contradicts the hypothesis?
- Alter figures
- Report honestly
- Reverse axes
- Hide results
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How can you best judge possible bias from a low survey response rate?
- Print fewer forms
- Ignore missing data
- Compare non-responders
- Extend the deadline
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A researcher expects 40% non-response and needs 300 usable responses. Roughly how many questionnaires should be sent?
- About 420
- About 300
- About 340
- About 500
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Of 240 questionnaires sent, 180 were returned. What is the response rate?
- 70%
- 80%
- 75%
- 60%
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A researcher expects a 25% non-response rate. How many questionnaires must be sent to get 150 usable replies?
- 200
- 225
- 188
- 150
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What is a key benefit of an unexpected outcome in statistical research?
- Invalidate the sample
- Prompt new questions
- Increase survey cost
- Prove the hypothesis
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What is the best strategy when dealing with an unclear population before sampling?
- Define inclusion rules
- Remove outliers
- Random guessing
- Enlarge the sample
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Which strategy best handles potential issues in a long statistical investigation?
- Work faster
- Guess results
- Plan ahead
- Change questions
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Expected 200 responses, but only 130 arrive, and 10 of those are incomplete. How many usable responses remain?
- 110
- 140
- 130
- 120
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A plan aims for 340 usable responses and expects only 85% of questionnaires to be usable. What sample size is needed?
- 420
- 400
- 391
- 357
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