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Yes. In the context of this poll, Q3 could've been asked first with no definition provided, and without a "back" button. Then, after the top-level question, yo
by throwawayjava 9y ago
Yes.
In the context of this poll, Q3 could've been asked first with no definition provided, and without a "back" button. Then, after the top-level question, you can start honing in on potentially-priming questions aimed at figuring out people's policy preferences and perceptions.
- jacobolus 9y agoIf you lead with the soundbite question, you end up distorting responses to all subsequent questions. Designing meaningful/informative polls is very hard.