The problem with using the following words: like, for example in a question is:
a. it is used to introduce an example and the choice of an example influences response.
b. it refers to something akin to the subject of the sentence, yet is not the subject of the sentence.
c. it does not translate easily into foreign languages.
d. All of the above are problems with using like or for example
e. None of the above; that is, it's ok to use the word like.
Question 2
An interviewer gives the respondent very subtle cues such as saying yes and nodding his head to statements with which the interviewer agrees. This is an example of:
a. double barreling the respondent.
b. unintentional respondent fraud.
c. leading the respondent.
d. interviewer misunderstanding.
e. there is nothing wrong with saying yes.
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