Group Surveys Differ from Other Types of Surveys in the Following

question 23

Multiple Choice

Group surveys differ from other types of surveys in the following way:

• A) Respondents do not fill out the questionnaires themselves.
• B) The cost of group surveys is usually prohibitively high.
• C) The questionnaire is distributed to more than one respondent at a time.
• D) An interviewer reads the questions to the respondent.
• E) The questionnaire can be loosely structured.

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Definitions:

Customer Needs

The requirements and desires of consumers that companies aim to meet with their products or services to achieve customer satisfaction.

Transportation Choice

The selection among various modes or methods of transport based on criteria such as cost, time, and environmental impact.

Investment Decisions

Choices made by individuals or organizations regarding the allocation of resources to investments, aiming to earn a return over time.

Transportation Infrastructure

The physical and organizational frameworks that support the movement of goods and people, including roads, bridges, ports, and logistics systems.