Research on the Wording of Survey Questions Suggests That

question 111

Multiple Choice

Research on the wording of survey questions suggests that

• A)how questions are framed influence how they are answered.
• B)how questions are framed have very little influence on how they are answered.
• C)wording is an unimportant element of survey research.
• D)framing the questions differently will not influence apparent public opinion.

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Definitions:

Truth Values

The valuation of a statement as either true or false in logic.

Short Form Truth Table

A method of using truth tables that focuses only on the relevant combinations of truth values that could affect the outcome.

Atomic Sentences

Simple statements that contain no logical connectives or quantifiers, representing the most basic elements of logic.

Truth Values

The classification of propositions or statements according to their truthfulness, typically as true or false.