Questions such as, "Do you shop at the mall often?" are
A)perfect for most surveys.
B)too ambiguous to yield useful information.
C)likely to offend your respondents.
D)too personal and will offend most audiences.

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B)Vague questions yield vague and ambiguous results. Rather than ask a vague question, it would be better to quantify the results by asking: Do you shop at the mall: (a)once a week or more, (b)once a month, (c)less than once a month, (d)not at all? The data from this question could be compiled and displayed in graphical form.

Questions Such As, "Do You Shop at the Mall Often