In order to identify potential problems with one's questionnaire, one should always
A) use as many respondents as possible.
B) pilot test the questionnaire.
C) carefully proofread the questionnaire before administering it to others.
D) pretend to be an actual respondent and personally complete the questionnaire.

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Piloting a questionnaire involves testing it with a small group of people to identify any potential problems or areas where respondents may have difficulty understanding or answering the questions. This allows the researcher to make necessary revisions before administering the questionnaire to a larger sample. Using as many respondents as possible may not be feasible, and pretending to be a respondent may not provide an accurate reflection of how actual respondents would answer the questions. Proofreading is important but may not identify all potential problems.

In Order to Identify Potential Problems with One's Questionnaire, One