Consider the survey question "Are you going to vote for Candidate Jones, even though the latest
Survey shows he will lose the election?" Why do you think the question is a poor one?
A)asking double-barreled questions
B)Using confusing words
C)Using double negatives
D)asking biased questions

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The question is asking if the respondent will vote for Candidate Jones despite the fact that he is predicted to lose. This implies a negative opinion of Candidate Jones and suggests that the respondent should not vote for him if they want to support a winning candidate. This is a clear example of a biased question. The question is asking about whether the respondent will vote for Candidate Jones despite a predicted loss, which implies a negative bias towards the candidate. The language used in the question is also somewhat confusing and may lead to misinterpretation or miscommunication.

Consider the Survey Question "Are You Going to Vote for Candidate