How Do We Know That Respondents Are Telling the Truth

question 34

Multiple Choice

How do we know that respondents are telling the truth when they take part in sex surveys?

• A)by increasing the size of sample
• B)by checking for consistency in responses
• C)by comparing similar respondents
• D)by comparing results with similar studies

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