When a potential respondent in a survey provides falsehoods, this would be classified as a nonsampling error.

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Nonsampling errors refer to errors that occur during the data collection, processing, and analysis phases of a survey, such as respondent errors or errors made by the interviewer or data analyst. Providing falsehoods would be considered a respondent error, which falls under the category of nonsampling errors.

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