Group surveys differ from other types of surveys in the following way.
A)Respondents do not fill out the questionnaires themselves.
B)The cost of group surveys is usually prohibitively high.
C)The questionnaire is distributed to more than one respondent at a time.
D)An interviewer reads the questions to the respondent.

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Group surveys involve distributing the questionnaire to more than one respondent at a time, which is different from other types of surveys where respondents typically fill out the questionnaire individually. This can be done in a group setting, such as a focus group, or by administering the questionnaire to multiple people simultaneously in a more traditional survey setting.

Group Surveys Differ from Other Types of Surveys in the Following