When Trying to Overcome Respondents' Unwillingness to Answer, the Researcher

question 109

Multiple Choice

When trying to overcome respondents' unwillingness to answer, the researcher might list the possible responses a respondent might make. More specifically, the list is an effort by the researcher to _ .

• A) put the information request in context
• B) reduce the effort required of the respondents
• C) obtain sensitive information
• D) increasing the unwillingness of respondents

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Definitions:

Positive Effects

Outcomes or results that are beneficial or advantageous in nature.

Delinquent Behaviors

Actions that deviate from the social norms and laws, often referring to criminal behaviors among minors.

Disadvantaged Children

Children who experience a significant disparity in opportunity or resources, often due to socioeconomic, educational, or health-related factors.

Head Start

A scheme in the United States offering extensive services in early childhood education, health, nutrition, and parental engagement for families and children of low income.