'Inclusive Language' Refers to

question 14

Multiple Choice

'Inclusive language' refers to

• A) language that is easy to read by all readers.
• B) language that is accessible by all readers.
• C) language that is unbiased.
• D) language that includes descriptive identifications based on personal characteristics.

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Definitions:

Double-barreled Questions

Questions that ask two things at once, potentially confusing respondents and compromising the data's quality.

Sampling

The process of selecting a portion of the population to represent the entire population, used in research to gather data and insights.

Phone Directories

Printed or digital listings of telephone subscribers in a particular geographical area including their names and addresses.

Cross-lagged Surveys

Studies that measure two or more variables over time to assess the direction and strength of causal relationships.