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Chapter 11 Analysis of Quantitative Data 1) Explain how a researcher codes, enters, and cleans data so that it can be used for statistical analysis. What procedures are involved in each of these steps? Answer: • Coding the data: Data coding means systematically reorganizing raw numerical data into a format that is easy to analyze using computers; rules are developed whereby certain numbers are assigned to the attributes of each variable. • Entering data: Data are entered in a grid f...

Chapter 3-Culture MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. What do sociologists refer to as “the knowledge, language, values, customs, and material objects that are passed from person to person and from one generation to the next in a human group or society”? a. culture b. society c. social organization d. religion ANS: A PTS: 1 REF: page 61 BLM: Remember 2. Three sociologists are discussing the relationship between society and culture. What are they likely to conclude about this relations...

Study Unit 1 Four key features of administrative law There are four key features of administrative law, these are the base of the module ADMINSTRATIVE LAW. 1)State Authority This is public power exercised by an organ of state or natural or juristic person over another person or body in a subordinate or subservient position. The exercise of such authority affects the rights of that subordinate. The question to ask in administrative law is whether any person or body has acte...

Study Unit 1 What is administrative law? Administrative law is the sum total of legal rules that grant people, or bodies in authority, the power to take action; prescribe the procedures to be followed when taking such action; and ensure that such action is within the boundaries of the law. It also provides for control over such action. State authority is the power exercised by an organ of state or natural or juristic person over another person or body in a subordinate or subservient po...

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IOP302 – Personnel psychology Study unit 1 – The historical background of industrial psychology  Personnel psychology is concerned with all aspects of the theory of psychology applied to understanding differences between individuals in work settings. Psychology is the scientific study of behaviour and the mind. Industrial psychology is a field of specialisation in psychology.  Major fields of industrial psychology: 1. Personnel psychology:  Scientific study of individual d...

Full portfolio assignment for PYC4808, received a distinction for this module. These are the questions the portfolio consisted of. PLEASE USE THIS AS AN OUTLINE ONLY. DO NOT COPY DIRECTLY, AS UNISA WILL PICK UP PLAGIARISM, AS THEY SUBMIT ALL PORTFOLIOS FOR HONOURS TO TURNITIN. Question 1 In view of the above excerpt, as a student of Unisa, a Open Distance Learning Education Institution, provide a first order cybernetic analysis of Unisa as a system. In your answer, describe the cont...

WESTMINSTER INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY IN TASHKENT Course Handbook: BSc (Hons) Economics with Finance File: BSc(Hons) Economics with Finance Course Handbook page 1 of 122 Welcome to the course................................................................................................................. 3 Purpose of the handbook............................................................................................................. 5 How to contact us.......................................

Direct democracy - ANSWER-all individuals express their opinions themselves and not through representatives acting on their behalf Representative democracy - ANSWER-an individual selects a person to act on their behalf Similarities of representative and direct democracy - ANSWER-based on a majority Differences of direct and representative democracy - ANSWER-direct is not elective, direct is for individuals, direct has more citizen involvement Legitimacy - ANSWER-the right to exerci...