Simple Questions Are Not Necessarily Better Than Complex Questions Because

question 63

Multiple Choice

Simple questions are not necessarily better than complex questions because

• A)Americans refuse to answer simple questions.
• B)Americans' views on policy are complicated.
• C)Americans do not have opinions on simple policy questions.
• D)simple questions do not provide good data.
• E)simple questions are more susceptible to question order problems.

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