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EAugust

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Tables placed in a research proposal that are exact representations of the actual tables that will show results in the final report but contain hypothetical results are called _____.
 a. dummy tables
  b. surrogate tables
  c. interim tables
  d. placeholder tables

Question 2

A low response rate from a survey
 a. indicates low non-response error
  b. indicates high non-response error
  c. indicates high sampling error
  d. does not necessarily mean non-response error



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D
Non-response error exists when those who respond are somehow different from those who do not respond. A low response rate increases the chances of non-response error, but does necessarily mean that it will occur



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