In questionnaire design, a 'double-barreled question' is problematic because it:
A. Is too long for respondents to read
B. Asks about two different issues in one question, confusing respondents
C. Requires numerical answers
D. Uses technical jargon
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Double-barreled questions (e.g., 'Do you find the product affordable and high-quality?') conflate two attributes, making responses ambiguous and uninterpretable for either dimension.
Consider the following statements about ogive: 1. It is a graph of cumulative frequency. 2. The median can be located from the point where cumulative frequency is N/2. 3. Ogive can be used to estimate mode. Which of the above is/are correct?
Explanation:
Cost of Living Indices inform wage indexation, pension adjustments, and welfare benefits to maintain purchasing power amid inflation, directly impacting household economic security.
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