A Double-Barreled Question Is One That

question 64

Multiple Choice

A double-barreled question is one that:

• A) achieves two objectives simultaneously.
• B) has two subjects and two verbs.
• C) poses two different questions in one question and should be used to shorten long surveys.
• D) poses two different questions in one question and should be avoided.
• E) feels like an attack on the respondent.

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