The example given in the question illustrates the Interviewer-induced bias. This occurs when the situation created by the interviewer is such that the respondent will have to give the kind f answer that the interviewer wants to hear.

For example, in the question, we can deduce that the interviewers told the interviewees that they won't be investigated and the gave bias replies based on that.

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A factory produces bottled water at a rate of 2,000 cases per hour. They know that 1.14% of the cases must be rejected because a

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1.14 per 100 or 1.14:100 or $\frac{1.14}{100}$

$\frac{1.14}{100} = \frac{n}{2000}$

I will multiply the numerator by 20 because multiplying by 20 is how 100 became 2000
22.8 cases are rejected per hour.

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