Blame for response errors usually falls on the
A)researcher.
B)respondent.
C)Both a and b are correct.
D)Response errors are no one's fault.
E)It does not matter whose fault it is because response errors do not cause significant problems.

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Blame for response errors can fall on both the researcher and the respondent. The researcher might design a confusing survey, leading to misunderstandings, while respondents might misinterpret questions or provide inaccurate answers.

Blame for Response Errors Usually Falls on the