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bobypop

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Which of the following is NOT an advantage of computer-assisted self-interviews?
 
  A) Respondents do not have to be literate.
  B) CASI is a less threatening way to report sensitive behaviors.
  C) Normative behaviors may be underreported.
  D) Question presentation can be standardized for all respondents.

Question 2

One drawback of the self-administered questionnaire (SAQ) is that:
 
  A) it does not provide a private means of reporting behavior.
  B) it is more threatening to the participants.
  C) it may be affected by the reading ability or literacy of the respondents.
  D) sensitive behaviors will not be reported.



swimkari

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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