Interpreting the Findings from Population Surveys Which Attempt to Identify

question 5

Multiple Choice

Interpreting the findings from population surveys which attempt to identify motives and barriers to exercise are problematic due to;

• A) A low response rate leading to a non-representative sample.
• B) Poor design of studies and sample selection
• C) Replicable, psychometrically validated instruments are rarely used.
• D) All of the above.

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