How can a measurement lead to misleading results in a survey?
A)If the measurement leaves out obvious other possible choices.
B)If the 'no opinion' or 'neutral' results are combined with either the positive or negative results to make that group appear larger than it really is.
C)If the questions are worded in a misleading way.
D)All of the above.

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All of the options listed can lead to misleading results in a survey. Leaving out possible choices can limit the responses and not accurately represent the population. Combining neutral answers with positive or negative responses can inflate the numbers and skew the results. Finally, using misleading wording can influence the responses and not accurately represent the opinions of the population surveyed.

How Can a Measurement Lead to Misleading Results in a Survey