Lexis-Nexis and Dun & Bradstreet Are Examples Of

question 36

Multiple Choice

Lexis-Nexis and Dun & Bradstreet are examples of:

• A) Law firms that specialize in fraud prosecution
• B) Publicly available databases
• C) Companies that have committed fraud in the past
• D) Names of legislative bills regarding fraud

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Definitions:

Respondents

Individuals who answer questions or provide data in the context of surveys, questionnaires, or research studies.

Randomly Generating

Randomly generating involves creating or selecting entities such as numbers, samples, or data points in a manner that ensures each has an equal chance of being chosen, removing bias.

Leading Questions

Questions worded to lead respondents to a particular answer rather than to the one they might have genuinely given.

Respondents

Individuals who answer or respond to surveys, questionnaires, or interviews in a research study.