A Major Problem with Phone Surveying Is

question 30

Multiple Choice

A major problem with phone surveying is

• A)sampling; too many people have unlisted numbers
• B)cost; face-to-face interviews are much cheaper
• C)logistics; it is difficult to collect a lot of data per unit of time
• D)selling disguised as surveying (sugging)

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