In Asking Questions: A Practical Guide to Questionnaire Design, Seymour Sudman and Norman Bradburn argue that one of the most common abuses of survey methods is the use of questions that:
a. are difficult for the average respondent to understand.
b. are non-neutral and biased.
c. do not allow the researcher to formulate quantifiable hypotheses.
d. violate the respondent's right to privacy.
Question 2
Because functionalism focuses on social stability, functionalists do not study social change.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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