A Double Barreled Question Differs from a Filter Question in That

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Multiple Choice

A double barreled question differs from a filter question in that the double barreled question is:

• A)a question designed to identify some subset of survey respondents who are then asked additional questions that are not relevant to the entire sample.
• B)a question that is posed as a single question but in fact asks more than one question.
• C)a question created by covert researchers but used by overt researchers in their research.
• D)a question created by overt researchers but used by covert researchers in their research.
• E)a paradigm that argues that we create reality through our interactions and our interpretations of those interactions.

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