All of the following are recognized as disadvantages of using electronic interviewing to collect research data EXCEPT:
A) high interviewer bias.
B) limited to simple questions.
C) low sample control.
D) low response rate.
E) moderate quantity of data.

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While electronic interviewing may have disadvantages such as limited question complexity and low response rates, high interviewer bias is not typically a recognized disadvantage since the interviews are conducted electronically without direct human interaction. Moderate quantity of data is not necessarily a disadvantage, as the amount of data collected can be tailored to the needs of the study. However, low sample control and low response rates can compromise the validity and representativeness of the data collected.

All of the Following Are Recognized as Disadvantages of Using