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Have you ever participated as a respondent in a survey either online, face-to-face or on the telephone? Were you cooperative or were you impatient and unfriendly with the interviewer? Did you understand the purpose of this research?

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Online and face to face survey's are examined. The expert determines if they were cooperative or were impatient and unfriendly with the interviewers.

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The primary purpose of a survey is to gain objective data that would help in better understanding an issue, trend, or fashion. Today, companies have come up with innovative ways to conduct their surveys and for motivating participants in taking part. Some of those motivators include monetary rewards and prizes. Over the past few years, I have been a respondent for a number ...

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