When a fieldworker records an improbable answer (for example, 'Birth year: 1861'), it means that the data need to be:
A) edited
B) recoded
C) coded
D) reconstructed

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An improbable answer like "Birth year: 1861" suggests an error or inconsistency in the data collection process. Thus, the data need to be reviewed and edited to ensure accuracy and reliability. Recoding, coding, or reconstructing may not be necessary unless there are further issues with the data after editing.

When a Fieldworker Records an Improbable Answer (For Example, 'Birth