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IIBA Exam CBDA Topic 4 Question 16 Discussion

Actual exam question for IIBA's CBDA exam
Question #: 16
Topic #: 4
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A job satisfaction study is being considered. Half of the employees of the company will be interviewed by senior managers and the other half of the employees will be interviewed by an external market research company, using the same set of questions. Which of the following might be a concern for using this approach to collect study data?

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Summary statistics are numerical measures that describe certain characteristics of a data set, such as the mean, median, mode, standard deviation, range, or quartiles. Summary statistics can help simplify and communicate complex data, but they can also obscure or distort important information, such as the distribution, shape, outliers, or trends of the data. Contextualization is the process of providing relevant background information, assumptions, limitations, or explanations for the data analysis and its results. Contextualization can help avoid misinterpretation, confusion, or bias when using summary statistics. Contextualization can also help connect the data analysis to the business problem, objectives, and stakeholders.


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Zachary
2 days ago
Reliability is definitely the key concern here. Having two different sets of interviewers, even with the same questions, could introduce bias and inconsistency in the responses.
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Felicia
6 days ago
I agree. Different interviewers could lead to inconsistent results.
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Colette
9 days ago
I think reliability might be a concern.
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