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Standard-format questions in a closed-ended survey do not offer which of the following?

Standard-format questions in a closed-ended survey do not offer which of the following?

A) multiple choice B) don't know choice
C) opinions D) an opportunity to express oneself

An interviewer's visible characteristics

A) always positively affects the interviewee's willingness to participate in the survey.

B) often affect interviews and respondent's answers.
C) have nothing to do with the interview.
D) None of the above

The case or unit of analysis in a population is

A) universe. B) snowball.
C) sample frame. D) sampling element.

One of the features that a researcher should consider in selecting an appropriate study topic is

A) where he lives. B) his history.
C) aggregates. D) cost of obtaining the data.

A researcher might use purposive sampling by

A) using snowball sampling.
B) getting a broad overview of sources.
C) picking subjects he meets on the street.
D) selecting cases from a specific, difficult-to-reach population.

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