If a male participant in an HIV study considers himself heterosexual, yet has a history of sex with men, he may not reveal the homosexual behavior when questioned. This type of bias is known as _____________.
ANSWER.
* If a male participant in an HIV study considers himself homosexual,yet has a history of sex
with men,he may not reveal the homosexual behavior when questioned this type of bias is
known as Response bias.
* Response bias results in fail to understand the true beliefs of a participant and it negatively
affect the research study results.
If a male participant in an HIV study considers himself heterosexual, yet has a history of...
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