A telephone survey or an interview is an efficient data collection method. The interviewer conducts the interview via telephone, and responses are collected either through pre-coded options or by providing verbatim answers. This quantitative research method is popularly known as Computer-Aided Telephone Interview (CATI)
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The trained interviewers are positioned in or near the business that is sponsoring the research. They select the entry or exit points and administer a short screener to check whether the respondent qualifies for the study or not. If the respondents prepare, the interviewer conducts a complete survey at that location.
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