Nonresponse Bias Is

question 47

Multiple Choice

Nonresponse bias is:

• A) when participants choose responses that are socially acceptable.
• B) an outside influence that affects the true score in consistent ways.
• C) a potential systematic difference between those who refuse to participate and those who choose to participate.
• D) when participants are aware of the research question and change their response as a result.

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Definitions:

Tailor Instruments

The process of customizing assessment tools or methods to suit the specific needs or requirements of an individual or situation.

WISV-IV

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Confidence Intervals

A statistical range, with a given probability, that is likely to contain the true value of an unknown population parameter.

Measurement Error

The discrepancy between the true value and the observed value due to inaccuracies in data collection or instrumentation.