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I'm afraid they wasted their sample. It's a large company, so it's probably filler for them, but still. If they had asked the same question at the end, the effe
by tgv 3y ago
I'm afraid they wasted their sample. It's a large company, so it's probably filler for them, but still. If they had asked the same question at the end, the effect would have been clearer (assuming no big differences in audience, because that really happens). Now you can ascribe the effect to e.g. people misreading the "oppose" question.
- milliams 3y agoI had a similar thought. They could otherwise have asked the two end questions from a cohort without the lead-up to get the baseline.
- fweimer 3y agoThe questions were flipped in the original TV programme.
- garaetjjte 3y agoI think it is not representative anyway because of how famous the sketch was.