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"Feeling thermometer" questions ask respondents how they feel about a particular issue by __________.

"Feeling thermometer" questions ask respondents how they feel about a particular issue by __________.

a. signaling their approval or disapproval

b. answering with a simple yes or no

c. using a 0-to-100 scale

d. computing degree-of-affinity statistics -- Consider This: "Feeling thermometer" questions do not require computations on behalf of the individual polled but rather a specific, targeted assessment of the degree of their feelings on issues.

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