When Writing a Survey, Researchers Must Avoid Negative Questions, Which

When writing a survey, researchers must avoid negative questions, which are defined as:

A) questions that ask about two different topics.
B) questions that let the respondent know how the researcher hopes they will answer.
C) questions that demean or insult a group or individual.
D) questions that ask a respondent about what they don't think rather than what they do think.
E) questions that are designed to elicit a negative response.