According to the text, what is a general rule for deciding how many personal questions you should ask in a survey?
A) Ask only for age, gender, and education level.
B) Get as much of this kind of information as the respondent is willing to give. This information is interesting and giving it to you makes the respondent more
committed to you, thus increasing the chances of the respondent participating
in future surveys.
C) Ask only those personal questions which you know are directly relevant to the purpose of the survey.
D) Asking personal questions is unprofessional.

Question

According to the text, what is a general rule for deciding how many personal questions you should ask in a survey?
A) Ask only for age, gender, and education level.
B) Get as much of this kind of information as the respondent is willing to give. This information is interesting and giving it to you makes the respondent more
 committed to you, thus increasing the chances of the respondent participating
 in future surveys.
C) Ask only those personal questions which you know are directly relevant to the purpose of the survey.
D) Asking personal questions is unprofessional.

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The general rule for asking personal questions in a survey is to ensure they are directly relevant to the purpose of the survey, to respect the respondent's privacy and maintain the survey's focus.

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