Which of the following is NOT an advantage of conducting computer-assisted interviews?
A) They often produce increased accuracy in the results.
B) Respondents may be more truthful when responding to a computer.
C) Questions may be personalized, since the computer is aware of previous answers.
D) They are very useful for disk-by-mail administration of general consumer surveys.
E) All of the above are advantages.

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Computer-assisted interviews are not typically associated with "disk-by-mail" administration methods. This approach is more traditional and does not leverage the real-time, interactive benefits of computer-assisted techniques. The other options (A, B, C) are recognized advantages of computer-assisted interviews, such as increased accuracy, potentially more truthful responses due to the perceived anonymity, and the ability to personalize questions based on previous answers.

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