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ec501234

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The biggest difference between the questions used for most interviews and those on questionnaires is:
 
  A) interview questions may be open ended.
  B) interview questions may be grouped into categories.
  C) interviewing allows the analyst to include questions that are both open ended and closed.
  D) interviewing permits interaction between the questions and their meanings.

Question 2

Which is not a quality of a convenience sample?
 
  A) unrestricted samples
  B) non-probability samples
  C) the most difficult samples to arrange
  D) the most unreliable samples



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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