A survey question that starts out with the phrase Do you agree that.... is an example of what?

A survey question that starts out with the phrase Do you agree that.... is an example of what?
 a. Deliberate bias
  b. Unintentional bias
  c. Response bias
  d. Convenience bias

Q. 2

Which of the following is not one of the pitfalls that can cause problems when asking questions in a survey or experiment?
 a. Deliberate bias
  b. Desire to please
  c. Ordering of questions
  d. All of the above are pitfalls

Q. 3

How much can respondents' answers to survey questions change based on simple changes in wording?
 a. They won't change much at all; changes in wording have little impact on the data.
  b. Answers can change a great deal, even with small changes in wording.
  c. The wording would have to change in a major way, but if it did, the answers would change as well.
  d. None of the above.

Q. 4

Name two of the pitfalls listed in your textbook that you have to watch out for when asking questions in a survey or experiment.

Q. 5

Explain the difference between confidentiality and anonymity in a survey situation.

Q. 6

Explain why the ordering of questions on a survey can create bias in the resulting data.

Q. 7

Political pollsters, who are only interested in surveying people who will actually vote, learned long ago that to determine whether or not someone is a likely voter, it is useless to simply ask them if they plan to vote. Explain why.