Point-In-Time Data, a Term Employed by Critics of the Survey

question 12

Multiple Choice

Point-in-time data, a term employed by critics of the survey design, refers to:

• A) the claim that surveys are often completed incorrectly
• B) the claim that surveys are incapable of measurement in the future
• C) the claim that surveys are incapable of measurement of the past
• D) the claim that surveys are incapable of measurement over time

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