BUS339 Ashford Wk 3 Women at Work Marketing Research Analysis

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1. Read the report BLS Spotlight on Statistics: Women at Work (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. on the Bureau of Labor Statistics site. Find an example of each of the four research objectives listed in Table 11.1 at the beginning of Chapter 11 in your text. You should support your answer using the description of data analysis that is appropriate to each type of research, but you do not need to show the precise form of statistical analysis that was used to prepare the data.


2. Identify a population using the Census Bureau’s American FactFinder (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.. How could the sampling process lead to a bias or error in your data if you sampled this population?



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In Figure 11.10, we identify two axes that underlie data analyses in general. The horizontal axis relates to the complexity of the analysis. Data analyses range from those that are very simple to those that are fairly complex. Figure 11.10 reveals that summarization using percentages, for example, is the most elementary, while relationship analysis such as regression is the most complicated type of analysis you will encounter in this textbook. The vertical axis we have labeled "Value of Findings," meaning that the findings of the analysis are more valuable with complicated data analyses, while simple analyses are less valuable. This is not to say A Great A Deal Relationship analysis Regression analysis Correlation analysis Crosstabulation analysis Differences Generalization between groups analysis Differences analysis Confidence intervals and hypothesis tests Averages Percentages Summarization analysis Simple Complex Complexity of Data Analysis Figure 11.1 Types of Data Analysis Used in Marketing Research the simple analyses are not useful, for they are vital to researchers. However, as you move up the analysis balloons in Figure 11.10, the findings are typically more managerially valuable as they uncover patterns and relationships that often provide insight to marketing managers. You may want to refer back to this figure as you become more familiar with the various types of data analyses.
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Question 1
Relationship analysis
An example of this research objective in the case study under consideration is the ratios of
women’s to men’s earnings by occupation. This is because, the cases above tries to examine how
men and women relate in the society women being the targeted population. A description data
analysis that is appropriate for this research objective in explaining the example above is cross
tabulation analysis. This is because cross tabulation is a tool that allows a researcher to compare
the relationship between two variables, which in this case...


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