Which Method of Adjusting for Nonresponse Has the Researcher Contacting

question 63

Multiple Choice

Which method of adjusting for nonresponse has the researcher contacting a sub- sample of the nonrespondents; projecting the values obtained from the sub- sample to all respondents; then adjusting the survey results to account for nonresponse?

• A) substitution
• B) sub- sampling of nonrespondents
• C) replacement
• D) subjective estimates

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