The response rate functions to
A)assess the likely influence of nonresponse error on the study's results.
B)serve as an indicator of the overall quality of a data collection effort.
C)assess the degree of response error.
D)Both a and b.
E)a,b,and c.

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The response rate functions can assess both the impact of nonresponse error on the study's findings and the quality of the data collection effort. Therefore, options (A) and (B) are correct choices. Option (C) is not entirely right since response errors refer to the mistakes made by people who return the questionnaire, not a characteristic of the response rate function.

The Response Rate Functions to