In developing and conducting a survey, what is the purpose of the pre-test phase? Select one: a. To make sure that the respondents like the issues being addressed by the survey b. To catch any problems with the questionnaire before it is fully administered c. To generate initial data for analysis d. To make sure that the cost of developing the survey instrument is not too great
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The purpose of the pre-test phase is not to make sure that respondents like the issues being addressed by the survey. While it is important to consider the respondents' interests, the main goal of the pre-test phase is to ensure the quality and effectiveness of Show more…
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