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After analyzing the questions in chapter 12, one may not the use of an ordinal and nominal scale of measurement. There is an aspect of the questions trying to label variable without using any quantitative values. For instance, a question like, “_____ scale is used when participants score an object according to its comparative order among two or more objects” is a good example of nominal scales. In some of the queries asked it can be noted it is attaching significance and importance of the order of values. Such a format of questioning is associated with ordinal scales, for example, a question like, “What happens to responses when a halo effect is introduced?” The questions asked are provided with multiple choices which is a smart move as it makes it easier for the questioner to avoid inappropriate responses.
Classification Questions
Open-ended For instance:
(1) Kindly, share any comments and suggestions you may have regarding the future direction of the club.
(2) What is your understanding of dichotomous questions?
(3)Describe you ideal vacation plan.
Closed questions (1)Do you think the club’s future is promising?
(2)Are dichotomous questions effective?
(3) Would you prefer going for a vacation in the mountains or at the beach?
Measurement questions (1) How many choices should a dichotomous query have?
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(3) 
Issue Category Fundamental Issue
Question one:
  Question two:
Question content YES No No Yes
Purposeful versus interesting     Incomplete and unfocused     Double-barreled question     Precision     Time for thought     Participation at the expense of accuracy     Presumed knowledge     Recall and memory decay     Balance     Objectivity     Sensitive information     Question Wording Shared vocabulary     Unsupported assumption     Frame of reference     Biased wording     Personalization vs.

projection     Adequate alternatives     Response Strategy Choice   Objective of the study     Level of information     Thoroughness of prior thought     Communication skill       Participant motivation       After studying chapters 14, 15 and 16 one can come up with an analysis and evaluation of the contemporary and probable profitability and financial stability of the mentioned local restaurant. Results of data analyzed revealed that all ratios were slightly below industry average. To be more precise, there is a comparatively poor performance when it comes to the areas of profit margins and inventory management. As per the gotten data after analyzing the restaurant, its prospects are not positive at the moment.
The study on beer consumption for men aged 29 and 45 showed that it is true that men in that age bracket take a mean of A beers every week. This is quite a lot of beer considering that at that age they are expected to focus their energy and finances on maintaining their household (Gaertner-Johnston, 2013). However, the data show that men enjoy drinking beer and would prefer forgoing some needs for the sake of alcohol. The size of the sample that was used to conduct the study was quite small to reduce the erroneousness prone to occur; therefore the results so obtained can be relied upon. It can be concluded that more alcohol and food is ordered from the restaurant over the holiday. It is likely that since a majority of the people is free during this period, they decide to get wasted and avoid having to cook.
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Cases. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://highered.mheducation.com/sites/0073373702/student_view0/cases.html
Gaertner-Johnston, L. (2013, May 29). Business Writing: Write Better Executive Summaries. Retrieved from http://www.businesswritingblog.com/business_writing/2013/05/write-better-executive-summaries.html