Emotionally laden words in an attitude question in a survey a. ...

[Tazate]

Emotionally laden words in an attitude question in a survey
 
  a. may distract a person from the true meaning of the item.
  b. lead to better recall of temporarily accessible information than of chronically accessible information.
  c. lead to greater willingness of respondents to talk about the topic under investigation.
  d. often cause people to make up attitudes on the spot because they think they should have them.

Question 2

Asking people to recall a lot of details when they complete a questionnaire
 
  a. will lead to accurate recall of only chronically accessible information.
  b. may lead to recall of details that are not true.
  c. generates accurate information with overspecific quantifiers.
  d. works best if they are focused on emotional words in the questions.

[courtney_bruh]

Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B