Some Common Sources of Nonsampling Error in Samples of Human

question 31

Multiple Choice

Some common sources of nonsampling error in samples of human populations are

• A) voluntary response samples; can't contact some subjects.
• B) can't contact some subjects; some subjects refuse to answer.
• C) some subjects refuse to answer; using telephone directory as the sample frame.
• D) Answers A, B, and C are correct.
• E) None of the above

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