Which statement is not true about not-at-homes?
A) Consumers are more likely to be at home on weekdays than on weekends.
B) Consumers are more likely to be at home in the evening as opposed to during the afternoon.
C) People with small children are more likely to be at home than single or divorced people.
D) Pre-notification and appointments increase the likelihood that the respondent will be at home when contact is attempted.

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The statement that consumers are more likely to be at home on weekdays than on weekends is not true. In fact, the opposite is often true, as many people work or have other obligations during the week and are more likely to be at home on weekends.

Which Statement Is Not True About Not-At-Homes