. Under what circumstances is it wise to conduct a social survey, according to the text?
A. when you need to gain an in-depth understanding on a social phenomenon
B. when depth of understanding is more important than efficiency in data collection
C. when you need to study diversity in social arrangements
D. when you need to collect data on a social or psychological phenomenon on a large sample of people in an efficient manner
Ans: D
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