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cmoore54

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Basic limitations of the telephone interview include all of the following except
 a. limited amount of data that can be obtained
  b. lack of scalability
  c. cannot record nonverbal information
  d. potential bias that can result from an incomplete listing of the target population

Question 2

Nancy is a college student and just got a job at call center that conducts telephone surveys. Her job entails calling respondents, asking them questions, and recording their answers in the computer. Nancy is working as a _____.
 a. surveyor
  b. briefer
  c. data collector
  d. fieldworker



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Answer to Question 1

B
Scalability is an advantage; additional interviewers can be hired and trained, allowing for quicker expansion of a project.

Answer to Question 2

D



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