The Split-Ballot Technique Is

question 22

Multiple Choice

The split-ballot technique is

• A)the practice of using two different versions of a question, one for each half of the sample.
• B)also known as a double-barreled question.
• C)a random method of choosing respondents
• D)the practice of averaging scale values.
• E)none of the above.

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