Which of the following is the strongest objection to using on-line surveys?
a. The technology used in on-line surveys often fails.
b. The sample collected on-line is not likely to be representative.
c. On-line surveys can be complicated to complete and therefore they are often left incomplete.
d. They don’t allow participants to respond to open-ended questions.
Answer b,
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