Which of the following is NOT an advantage of mail surveys as a method of quantitative research?
A) Ability to do extensive questioning.
B) Ability of the respondent to complete the survey at his/her convenience.
C) Greater willingness of the respondent to provide personal information.
D) High response rates.
E) Low cost relative to personal interview surveys.

Question

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High response rates are not typically associated with mail surveys as they often suffer from low response rates due to issues such as non-delivery, non-response, and incomplete responses.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Advantage of Mail