Large-Scale Surveys of Sexual Behavior Such as Those Run by Sports

question 226

Multiple Choice

Large-scale surveys of sexual behavior such as those run by Sports Illustrated or People magazine of their readers probably do not reflect the attitudes of the general American population because of ______.

• A) population bias
• B) cognitive distortion
• C) volunteer bias
• D) placebo effect

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