The most difficult questions to code are
A)open-ended questions.
B)dichotomous questions.
C)questions using Stapel scales.
D)multichotomous questions.
E)questions using Likert scales.

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Open-ended questions do not provide predefined response options and therefore require more advanced natural language processing techniques to code the answers. Dichotomous questions have only two response options (e.g. yes/no), making them relatively easy to code. Stapel scales are a type of rating scale that do not have a neutral midpoint, but they still have predefined response options that can be easily coded. Multichotomous questions have multiple response options that can be predefined and easily coded. Likert scales also have predefined response options (usually 5 or 7) and are relatively easy to code.

The Most Difficult Questions to Code Are