A researcher is concerned that the persons who answered a survey question that everyone should have answered are systematically different from the persons who did not answer the question. The researcher is concerned about
A) double-barreled question
B) leading question
C) reification
D) response bias

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This is an example of response bias, where the group of people who did not answer the question are a non-random subset of the entire population, and therefore their non-response could affect the validity of the survey results.

A Researcher Is Concerned That the Persons Who Answered a Survey