Recommendations About Survey Wording Include All of the Following Except

question 24

Multiple Choice

Recommendations about survey wording include all of the following except

• A)negatively phrased questions are useful because they force respondent's to pay attention
• B)always opt for simplicity over complexity when wording survey items
• C)avoid the use of jargon that might not be understood by respondents (e.g., "summative")
• D)when asking for opinion, use "do you support or oppose…" rather than "do you oppose…"

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Definitions:

SST

A measure of the total variation in a dataset that is the sum of squares total, often used in the context of regression analysis.

SSE

The overall sum of errors squared, highlighting the divergence between a model's predictions and real-world data observations.

Least Squares Estimate

A method in statistics for estimating the best-fitting line to a set of points by minimizing the sum of the squares of the differences between the observed values and the values provided by the model.

Slope

This term describes the rate at which a line ascends or descends, calculated as the change in the y-axis divided by the change in the x-axis for any two points on the line.