Multiple Choice
If a respondent is forced to choose an answer from a list of responses, but the respondent doesn't really know anything about the question, the person who designed the survey has taken which of the following into consideration:
A) Context
B) Floaters
C) Double-barreling
D) Bias
E) Fence-sitting
Correct Answer:

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