If a survey question addresses more than one idea, 1. the results cannot be properly analyzed. 2. people will

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If a survey question addresses more than one idea,
1. the results cannot be properly analyzed.
2. people will perceive that the survey is short, and they will be more likely to complete it.
3. the respondent is likely to become confused.
4. the survey will deliver twice as much valuable data.

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Correct answers: 1 and 3.

If a question asks about more than one idea (a "double-barreled" question), responses are ambiguous — the respondent may be confused (3) and the answers can't be properly analyzed because you don't know which part they were responding to (1). Options 2 and 4 are false.

If a survey question addresses more than one idea,
1. the results cannot be properly analyzed.
2. people will perceive that the survey is short, and they will be more likely to complete it.
3. the respondent is likely to become confused.
4. the survey will deliver twice as much valuable data.

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If a survey question addresses more than one idea, 1. the results cannot be properly analyzed. 2. people will perceive that the survey is short, and they will be more likely to complete it. 3. the respondent is likely to become confused. 4. the survey will deliver twice as much valuable data.

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If a survey question addresses more than one idea,
1. the results cannot be properly analyzed.
2. people will perceive that the survey is short, and they will be more likely to complete it.
3. the respondent is likely to become confused.
4. the survey will deliver twice as much valuable data.