Which of the following statements regarding Internet surveys is false?

A. Researchers have little control over the research environment when conducting Internet surveys.
B. Selection bias is less problematic for Internet surveys because of the large samples that are typically obtained.
C. Response rate bias due to nonresponding leads to relatively low response rates for Internet surveys.
D. Internet surveys represent a low-cost, efficient method for obtaining a large, potentially diverse sample of respondents.


B. Selection bias is less problematic for Internet surveys because of the large samples that are typically obtained.

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