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You are developing a questionnaire to be used to collect data about a new parenting skills program your agency implemented after receiving a grant award. To ensure a quality questionnaire, what guideline do you follow when developing your instrument?

a. You merge two or more ideas into a single question.
b. You use absolute language such as all and never.
c. You state all questions neutrally.
d. You use general terms such as often and usually.

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