A double-barreled question is one that:
A) achieves two objectives simultaneously.
B) has two subjects and two verbs.
C) poses two different questions in one question and should be used to shorten long surveys.
D) poses two different questions in one question and should be avoided.
E) feels like an attack on the respondent.

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A double-barreled question is one that poses two different questions in one question and should be avoided as it can lead to confusion and may not gather accurate information for each question separately.

A Double-Barreled Question Is One That