How does the textbook discuss the use of a pretest?
A) The client should always be present for the pretest.
B) A pretest needs to be done on each question with the client prior to it going into the questionnaire.
C) A pretest is only necessary if you are not using a computer-assisted questionnaire design program.
D) A pretest involves conducting the survey on a small, representative set of respondents in order to reveal questionnaire errors before the survey is launched.
E) A pretest is the analysis that occurs after "back-translation."

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The textbook discusses a pretest as a way to reveal questionnaire errors before the survey is launched. It involves conducting the survey on a small, representative set of respondents. The other options are not discussed in relation to pretests in the textbook.

How Does the Textbook Discuss the Use of a Pretest