Some errors will inevitably be made crunching numbers and importing data from other forms of data, such as recording interview results and responses. Survey results will also inevitably include "joke" responses that are useless and misleading for data collected.
Care should be taken to accurately record sentiment and responses from interviews, and quantitative data from surveys should be vetted for authenticity. For example, the survey could include one or two layers of simple security to avoid "spam", which would be like one question towards the end of the survey asking a respondent to answer "1" among several other incorrect answers. Any responses with incorrect answers would be disregarded.
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Some errors will inevitably be made crunching numbers and importing data from other forms of data, such as recording interview results and responses. Survey results will also inevitably include "joke" responses that are useless and misleading for data collected.
Care should be taken to accurately record sentiment and responses from interviews, and quantitative data from surveys should be vetted for authenticity. For example, the survey could include one or two layers of simple security to avoid "spam", which would be like one question towards the end of the survey asking a respondent to answer "1" among several other incorrect answers. Any responses with incorrect answers would be disregarded.