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Skill variety; Task significance; AND: Task identity .
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ALL of these influence the "<span>critical psychological state of experienced meaningfulness of work".
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Its called direct examination
A)
- Do you believe that raising taxes is a fair way of financing public projects? Yes/No
- Do you believe that a new General Motors facility would bring benefits to the state? Yes/No
- How much do you agree with the idea of implementing a new tax in order to finance this facility? Totally agree/Agree/Somewhat agree/Somewhat Disagree/Disagree/Totally Disagree
I would ask these questions because they address the elements that I find important. They would allow me to examine the respondents' view of taxes, General Motors, and the use of taxes to finance private companies.
B)
I would distribute this survey to the working people of Michigan, as they are the ones most likely to care about changes in taxation. I would try to distribute this survey to 1% of the population of the state. This is because such a number of people would give me enough results to obtain results that are statistically significant. However, it is still a small enough number, so I can manage the data easily.
C)
I would first look at an example of an opinion survey conducted in the state of Michigan. I would also look at a survey that discusses the subject of raising state taxes. Finally, I would look at an academic source that explains how to create effective survey questions.
Answer: sample size
Explanation: sample size simply means the number of observations or items chosen as a representation of a population. Sample size is an important terminology used in statistical analysis as most statistical or experimental research cannot be performed using all the available observations in the entire population either due to cost or total impossibility. The larger the sample size, the better the generalization made about the entire population.
Therefore, a sample size consisting of 10,000 participants or observations will generalize more and hence, attract greater value and interest than the same analysis with a sample size of 24 participants.
