Define the terms: 1. Enumerator 2. Investigator 3. Respondent - Vidyadip

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Define the terms:

Enumerator
Investigator
Respondent

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Answer

Enumerator: He is engaged by the investigator to help him in the collection of data. Often the enumerator is a trained person for field work.
Investigator: The person who conducts statistical investigation/enquiry is referred to as investigator.
Respondent: The person from whom the statistical information is collected is referred to as respondent.

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