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A shift in the response attitude of respondents between two points during data collection is called

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A shift in the response attitude of respondents between two points during data collection is called
AReactive effect
BMaturation effect
CRegression effect ✓ Correct
DConditioning effect
Correct answer: (C) Regression effect — A shift in respondents' attitude between two points in data collection is called the regression effect, so that is the answer.
Explanation
A shift in respondents' attitude between two points in data collection is called the regression effect, so that is the answer.
The regression effect is a change in responses as measurement is repeated over time.
So a shift in the response attitude between two measurement points is treated as the regression effect.
The reactive effect is the change caused by respondents knowing they are being studied.
The maturation effect is a change due to natural growth or fatigue within the respondents.
The conditioning effect is a learned change from repeated exposure, so this attitude shift is the regression effect.

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