Multiple Choice
Factors such as people who are busy or have no interest in the survey,who are turned off by the interviewer's voice or approach,or who feel a topic may be overly sensitive result in:
A) Respondent refusals to participate.
B) Respondent break-offs.
C) Respondent omissions.
D) Respondent cheating.
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