A quantitative strategy in which data are systematically collected from groups or individuals is referred to as:
A) distractor items.
B) surveying.
C) response set.
D) demand characteristics.

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Surveying is a quantitative strategy in which data are systematically collected from groups or individuals. Distractor items, response set, and demand characteristics are all terms related to the design and administration of surveys, but they do not describe the overall strategy of surveying.

A Quantitative Strategy in Which Data Are Systematically Collected from Groups