Collecting survey data from a church group would be:
A)an example of improper data collection
B)against the AMA's Code of Ethics
C)an example of group, self-administered surveying
D)a nonrepresentative sample
E)a form of dual data collection

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Collecting survey data from a church group would be an example of group, self-administered surveying, where members of the group fill out the survey themselves. This is a legitimate form of data collection and can provide useful information, although care should be taken to ensure that the sample is representative of the larger population. It is not improper data collection, against the AMA's Code of Ethics, a nonrepresentative sample or a form of dual data collection.

Collecting Survey Data from a Church Group Would Be