The Bias Stemming from the Likelihood That Those Who Offer

question 208

Multiple Choice

The bias stemming from the likelihood that those who offer to participate in certain kinds of surveys differ systematically from those who are less likely to offer is known as

• A)selection factors.
• B)volunteer bias.
• C)self-selection.
• D)stratified selection.

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