MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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ISBN: 9781119256830
Author: Amos Gilat
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
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Evaluatio MOUTSTAND DExcellent Overy Good DAverage Below AverageE 6. No Pay Replay There were 873 non-respondents to the survey introduced in Problem 5. In Phase Il of the study, these 873 subjects were contacted a second time and asked to complete the survey. No additional incentives were offered, and the offers of incentives for early completion had already expired. Here is what the researchers found in Table 7.3: TABLE 7.3 What percentage produced from the table would be used to support or refute a claim that no-incentive follow-up requests are effective at increasing a. Number of Number of Incentive Group (Early Response) Respondents Non-Respondents 109 227 Group 1 ($0) 91 180 Group 2 ($20) response rates? 170 96 Group 3 ($30) i. 32% 296 577 Total ii. 51% iii. 48% iv. 17%
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Transcribed Image Text:Evaluatio MOUTSTAND DExcellent Overy Good DAverage Below AverageE 6. No Pay Replay There were 873 non-respondents to the survey introduced in Problem 5. In Phase Il of the study, these 873 subjects were contacted a second time and asked to complete the survey. No additional incentives were offered, and the offers of incentives for early completion had already expired. Here is what the researchers found in Table 7.3: TABLE 7.3 What percentage produced from the table would be used to support or refute a claim that no-incentive follow-up requests are effective at increasing a. Number of Number of Incentive Group (Early Response) Respondents Non-Respondents 109 227 Group 1 ($0) 91 180 Group 2 ($20) response rates? 170 96 Group 3 ($30) i. 32% 296 577 Total ii. 51% iii. 48% iv. 17%
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