Higher response rates usually suggest
A) the sample size was too small.
B) interviewer cheating.
C) fewer problems with nonresponse bias.
D) poor questionnaire design.
E) lack of interest among respondents.

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Higher response rates generally indicate that there are fewer issues with nonresponse bias, as more participants are providing their data, leading to a more representative sample.

Higher Response Rates Usually Suggest