Consider the survey question "Are you in favor of a national health program and do you think it
Should be subsidized by a special tax as opposed to other ways to finance it, such as a national
Lottery?" Why do you think the question is a poor one?
A)Using double negatives
B)Asking biased questions
C)Using confusing words
D)asking double-barreled questions

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The question is asking two separate things: whether the person is in favor of a national health program and whether they think it should be funded by a special tax. This makes it a double-barreled question, which can lead to confusion and inaccurate responses. The question is a double-barreled question, as it asks two separate things in one sentence. It asks if someone is in favor of a national health program and if they think it should be subsidized by a special tax instead of other methods. This can create confusion and make it difficult for respondents to accurately answer the question.

Consider the Survey Question "Are You in Favor of a National