Researchers Should Try to Avoid Double-Barreled Questions, or Questions That

question 120

Multiple Choice

Researchers should try to avoid double-barreled questions, or questions that:

• A) ask about multiple issues.
• B) use emotional language that may bias the respondent.
• C) are vague or ambiguous.
• D) have a hidden agenda.
• E) allow for a wide variety of responses.

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Definitions:

Punishment

A process in operant conditioning where a response is followed by a stimulus that decreases the likelihood of the response occurring in the future.

Aggressive Impulses

Instinctive urges to act or react in a hostile or violent way towards others or oneself.

Adaptive Problem Solving

The ability to effectively address and find solutions for new and challenging situations or problems as they arise.

Recess

A period of time when proceedings or activities are temporarily suspended, often used in educational settings for breaks.