A Leading Question Is One That

question 87

Multiple Choice

A leading question is one that:

• A) is used to begin the questionnaire and must be carefully worded for ease of response.
• B) is used to begin the questionnaire and should address the key issue of the research project in case respondents refuse to answer further questions.
• C) is worded in such a way that gives the respondent a clue as to how to answer; it should be avoided.
• D) is worded in such a way that gives the respondent a clue as to how to answer and should be used to help the researcher achieve the desired results
• E) is used to set the tone for a group of similarly structured questions.

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Definitions:

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