TASK A. Read through the research paper and identify five (5) in-text citations (ITC) that have been used. Complete the table below by copying the text as it is seen in the research paper. Provide the in-text citation information and then indicate how the in-text citation is referred to on the reference page. An example has been given. Text from article (4px5=20p) In-text Citation (Surname(s), Year) OR Surname(s) (Year) (2px5=10p) Reference on Reference Page (4px5=20p) Ex. To achieve these goals, survey methodologists are constantly comparing self-report survey data with data from other sources-known as auxiliary data as a way to both improve data collection and adjust for survey nonresponse (Deville, Sarndal, and Sautory 1993; Smith 2011) (Deville, Sarndal, and Sautory 1993: Smith 2011) Deville, Jean-Claude, Carl-Erik Sarndal, and Olivier Sautory. 1993. Generalized Raking Procedures in Survey Sampling." Journal of the American Statistical Association 88:1013-20. ITC 1 ITC 2 ITC 3 ITC 4 ITC 5 TASK A. Read through the research paper and identify five (5) in-text citations (ITC) that have been used. Complete the table below by copying the text as it is seen in the research paper. Provide the in-text citation information and then indicate how the in-text citation is referred to on the reference page. An example has been given. Text from article (4px5=20p) In-text Citation (Surname(s), Year) OR Surname(s) (Year) (2px5=10p) Reference on Reference Page (4px5=20p) Ex. To achieve these goals, survey methodologists are constantly comparing self-report survey data with data from other sources-known as auxiliary data as a way to both improve data collection and adjust for survey nonresponse (Deville, Sarndal, and Sautory 1993; Smith 2011) (Deville, Sarndal, and Sautory 1993: Smith 2011) Deville, Jean-Claude, Carl-Erik Sarndal, and Olivier Sautory. 1993. Generalized Raking Procedures in Survey Sampling." Journal of the American Statistical Association 88:1013-20. ITC 1 ITC 2 ITC 3 ITC 4 ITC 5