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The person who answers questions in a mail survey is called a(n) ___________________ _.
 Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

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Survey software can require someone to answer a question but this too could be seen as unethical. How can the ethical issue best be resolved?
 a. This issue cannot be resolved, so the question should be removed.
  b. Respondents can be told in the informed consent process that there are required questions.
  c. Respondents can be paid or given some other incentive to answer the question.
  d. A do not know or prefer not to answer alternative can be included with the question.



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