The Causative Agents of Bubonic Plague, Which Killed 100 Million

question 81

Multiple Choice

The causative agents of bubonic plague, which killed 100 million people during the 14th century, were

• A) bacteria.
• B) viruses.
• C) fleas.
• D) rats.
• E) fish.

Understand the significance of response rates and their impact on research validity.

Recognize biases and problems in survey research and strategies to counteract them.

Describe the uses of different data analysis techniques and statistical measures in survey research.

Understand the gender perspectives and considerations in constructing surveys.

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