In questionnaire design, what is the primary purpose of pre-testing? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

In questionnaire design, what is the primary purpose of pre-testing?
A. To identify ambiguous questions and improve clarity before full deployment
B. To select the mode of administration for the questionnaire
C. To calculate the budget for data collection
D. To finalize the sample size for the survey
Answer: Option A
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Pre-testing a questionnaire with a small pilot group helps detect unclear wording, logical flaws, or response issues, ensuring the instrument is valid and reliable for the main survey.

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