WorldatWork Quantitative Principles in Compensation Management - C3E Exam Practice Test

A. .17

B. .83

C. .80

D. 1.20

A. Because samples are more accurate than populations

B. Because of the lack of time and money

C. Because population data are unreliable

D. Because computers only work with sample data

A. Nominal data should be represented via pie charts only

B. They generally are normal distributions

C. They are best represented skewed with a tail to the left

D. It might be most honest to simply list the categories in alphabetical order.

A. Be able to meaningfully arrange the data in rank order

B. Be able to establish ratios

C. Have a constant interval from point to point

D. Have a true zero

A. Productivity rating scores only produce nominal data

B. Productivity rating scores always produce ratio data.

C. The data represents a sample

D. The data represent a population

A. 1,140

B. 1,000

C. 962

D. 1,212