The primary disadvantage(s)of computer-administered surveys is/are:
A)real-time data capture provides error-prone data
B)since the data is entered directly into the computer, interview evaluation time is limited
C)they require technical skills and there are high set-up costs
D)they are slow
E)you may not use pictures, videos or graphics

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Computer-administered surveys require technical skills and there are high set-up costs, which can be a primary disadvantage. Real-time data capture (A) actually provides more accurate data, and interview evaluation time (B) is typically faster with computer-administered surveys. While they may not be as fast as other survey methods, such as paper surveys or phone interviews, they are not necessarily slow (D). Additionally, while pictures, videos, and graphics may not be compatible with all computer-administered survey platforms, many do allow for multimedia integration (E).

The Primary Disadvantage(s)of Computer-Administered Surveys Is/are