CJS 487 questions and answers with grade A+ and accurate answers

Survey Pittfalls - ANSjargon,slang,abbrevation Ex: Did you drown in brew until you were totally blased last night? Vagueness Ex: do you eat out often? Emotional Language Presitige Bias Double Barreled Questions Ex: Do you support or oppose raising social secuirty benefits that increased spending for the military? Beliefs as real Ex: do you think more educated people smoke less? Leading questions Issuses Beyound respondant capabilties False Premies Ex: when did you stop beating your girl/boyfriend Distant future intentions Ex: after you graduate from college, get a job, and are settled will you invest a lot of money? Double Negatives Ex: do you disagree with those who do not want to build a new city swimming pool? Unbalanced responses Anonymity - ANSProvided by research in which no identifying information is recorded that could be used to link respondents to their responses contingent Question - ANSquestions that are asked of only a subest of survey respondants Double-Barreled question - ANSEx: Do you support or oppose raising social secuirty benefits that increased spending for the military? Ex:I believe we should stop sending so much money building prisions and put it inot budiling more schools When a question is really asking more than one thing Double-Negative question - ANSEx: do you disagree with those who do not want to build a new city swimming pool? Ex: do you disagree that juveniles should not be tried as adults of they commit murder A question or statement that ocntains two negatives, which can muddy the meaning Exhaustive responses - ANSa variables attributes or values in which every case can be classified as having one attribute Fence-Sitter - ANSsurvey respondents who see themselves as being neutral on an issue and choose a middle response that is offered