Asking Respondents If They Have Any Children Before Asking Them

question 3

Multiple Choice

Asking respondents if they have any children before asking them about the ages of their children is an example of:​

• A) ​a contingency question.
• B) ​a double-barreled question.
• C) ​a biased question.
• D) ​a negative item.

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