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tth

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Order bias refers to the
 a. potential for responses to be affected by the sequence in which the response alternatives are presented.
  b. tendency of individuals to order their thoughts in a chronological manner.
  c. desire of individuals to live in an ordered world.
  d. tendency of respondents to follow literally the instructions given by an interviewer.
  e. tendency of respondents to complete questions in the order they are presented by an interviewer.

Question 2

A business school has set up a gateway course that attempts to build close, intimate relationships between the students on the premise that this will increase graduation rates. They are attempting to increase what is known as the ____ of the student cohort.
 a. secondary ties
  b. tie-strength
  c. relevance
  d. intimacy
  e. homogeneity



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

B



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