When follow-ups are planned with mail surveys:
A) response bias is not an issue
B) the anonymity of respondents is not guaranteed
C) the response rate increases
D) none of the above

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When follow-ups are planned with mail surveys, the response rate increases as it provides a reminder to non-respondents and possibly addressing any concerns or questions they have. The response bias may still exist, and the anonymity of respondents remains the same as the initial survey.

When Follow-Ups Are Planned with Mail Surveys