Point-in-time data, a term employed by critics of the survey design, refers to:
A) the claim that surveys are often completed incorrectly
B) the claim that surveys are incapable of measurement in the future
C) the claim that surveys are incapable of measurement of the past
D) the claim that surveys are incapable of measurement over time

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Point-in-time data refers to the limitation of surveys in capturing data only at a specific moment, without accounting for changes over time.

Point-In-Time Data, a Term Employed by Critics of the Survey