Internet Polls Are Usually Not Reliable Because

question 4

Multiple Choice

Internet polls are usually not reliable because:

• A) there is often a liberal bias in these polls
• B) the sample is not random
• C) of the frequency of computer users hitting the wrong key
• D) many older Americans struggle to read from a computer screen and are prone to making errors in their responses
• E) Internet polling firms are new to the business and are more likely to make errors

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