The primary disadvantage of computer-administered surveys is that:
A) real-time data capture provides error-prone data
B) because the data is entered directly into the computer, interview evaluation time is limited
C) costs of design, programming, debugging, and set up
D) limited number of people with access to computers
E) technology anxiety

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Computer-administered surveys require a significant investment of time and resources in the design, programming, debugging, and set up. This can lead to higher costs compared to other survey methods. However, real-time data capture is actually a benefit of computer-administered surveys as it can provide more accurate and timely data. The other options (B, D, and E) are not primary disadvantages of computer-administered surveys.

The Primary Disadvantage of Computer-Administered Surveys Is That