Mathematics, 25.01.2022 02:40 brae72
A department manager recently launched a new initiative so the members of her department can more easily present innovative ideas they
have. To get feedback on the initiative, she emails a link to all department members for an anonymous online survey.
Which statement is true?
A. The survey results are most at risk for undercoverage.
B. The survey results are most at risk for nonresponse bias.
C. The survey results are not at risk for any blas.
The survey results are most at risk for department members not being able to answer honestly.
D.
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