Multiple Choice
A major hazard in survey research may occur because individuals who ______.
A) respond too quickly to surveys are likely not to complete the survey
B) are selected randomly from a population are likely not to be generalizable to the population from which they are drawn
C) are chosen from a complete sampling frame and may therefore not complete the survey
D) do not respond to a survey are likely to differ systematically from those who take the time to participate
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