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V@ndy87

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Traditionally, information has been viewed as flowing in the opposite direction of
  products, that is, from the market/customer back to the wholesalers, manufacturers, and
  vendors.
 a. This is still true and has not changed.
  b. Computerization has greatly increased the flow of information from the source.
  c. The Big Box stores have developed their own sources.
  d. None of these answers

Question 2

Which technique recommends asking general questions before specific questions in order to obtain unbiased responses?
 a. skip logic technique
  b. telescoping
  c. squishing
  d. funnel technique



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

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