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Suppose your dean of admissions is considering surveying high school seniors about their perceptions of your school to design better informational brochures for them. What are the advantages and disadvantages of doing (a) telephone interviews and (b) an Internet survey of seniors who have requested information on the school?

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The benefits of telephone interviews include their cost-effectiveness and the speed at which they can be carried out. On the downside however, a telephone interview with an applicant may be ...

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