When responses are not obtained from some of the individuals in the sample because either those individuals cannot be reached or refuse to participate, we have nonresponse bias.

a. discuss some of the dangers of nonresponse.

b. many sample surveys that are reported in the media have response rates as low as 10%. explain the consequences of such low response rates in trying to generalize the results to the entire population.

a. which of these are possible dangers of nonresponse? select all that apply?

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10 September, 14:55

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Brenna Park 10 September, 15:01

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A I think would be your answer