Which of the following is good advice about creating research questionnaires for Mark Hammel, research specialist at New Wave Data, to follow?
A) Be concise and clear in the wording of questions.
B) The general context of the survey does not need to be explained.
C) Ask difficult questions in the beginning to "weed out" uninterested respondents.
D) Ask leading questions to encourage specific responses.
E) Use impressive vocabulary to convey the importance of the questionnaire.

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It is important to be concise and clear in the wording of questions to ensure that respondents understand and can answer accurately.

Answer: B
 The general context of the survey should be explained to provide context and help respondents understand the purpose of the questionnaire.

Answer: C
 Asking difficult questions in the beginning may discourage respondents from completing the survey, leading to a biased sample.

Answer: D
 Asking leading questions can result in biased responses and should be avoided.

Answer: E
 Using impressive vocabulary may confuse respondents and make the questionnaire difficult to understand. Clear and simple language is preferred.

Which of the Following Is Good Advice About Creating Research