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Bias can destroy our ability to gain insights from our sample. What are the two primary sources of bias in sampling?
poorly worded questions and using multi-stage samples
spending too little time with each participant and using phone surveys
randomization and allowing voluntary response options
selecting a non-representative sample and measuring improperly

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