Web-surveys may not always be the best option because:
A) there is still a significant minority of the population who do not have access to the Internet.
B) there is no list of Internet users that can be used to draw random samples.
C) the quality of data obtained can be lower in the absence of an interviewer.
D) All of these.

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All of these options are potential limitations of web-surveys. Some individuals may not have internet access, which can lead to biased sample selection. Additionally, when using web-surveys, there is no way to ensure a truly random sample because there is no comprehensive list of internet users. Finally, without an interviewer present to clarify questions or guide respondents through the survey, the quality of data obtained may be lower.

Web-Surveys May Not Always Be the Best Option Because