1. one common type of example surveys would be................... 2. this kind of survey would be...
1. one common type of example surveys would be...................
2. this kind of survey would be difficult to conduct at this particular time in history. -------.
a. written questions.
b. all of these
c. face-to face interview.
d. small focus group
Homework Answers
1. One common type of example surveys would be _____
Ans) Questionnaires
2. This kind of survey would be difficult to conduct at this particular time in history ____.
Ans) d. Small focus group
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