When Conducting Surveys,why Is the Wording of Questions a Concern

question 33

Multiple Choice

When conducting surveys,why is the wording of questions a concern?

• A)How a question is worded can encourage a particular response.
• B)How a question is worded can intentionally,but not unintentionally,skew results.
• C)How a question is worded can undermine partisanship.
• D)How a question is worded can generate a low degree of consensus.
• E)How a question is worded can increase the margin of error.

Understand the dynamics and types of formal and informal communication networks within organizations.

Recognize the importance and application of an audience-centered approach in effective communication.

Identify and implement critical communication skills expected by employers.

Evaluate and apply emotional intelligence and the "you" attitude in interpersonal communication.

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