Blame for response errors usually falls on the
A)Researcher.
B)Respondent.
C)Both a and b.
D)Response errors are no one's fault.
E)It does not matter whose fault it is since response errors do not cause significant problems.

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Response errors can be caused by both the researcher (for example, by wording questions poorly or selecting a biased sample) and the respondent (for example, by misinterpreting questions or providing inaccurate information). Therefore, blame for these errors can fall on both parties.

Blame for Response Errors Usually Falls on the