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The best way to reduce nonsampling errors is to:
 a. increase sample size.
  b. improve data collection techniques.
  c. offer incentives to respondents.
  d. substitute the next house on the block for not-at-homes.
  e. Nonsampling errors cannot be reduced.

Question 2

Which of the following is FALSE?
 a. It is not difficult to estimate the size and effects of nonsampling errors.
  b. Reduction of nonsampling error depends on improving method.
  c. Nonsampling errors are not as manageable as sampling errors.
  d. Nonsampling errors arise from weaknesses in research procedure. They are likely to increase with increases in the sample size.
  e. Nonsampling errors contribute more than sampling errors to total error in most surveys.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A





 

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