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Comment on each of the following as a potential sample survey question. Is the question clear? is it slanted toward a desired response, why or why not?
a) “Some cell phone users have developed brain cancer. Should all cell phones come with a warning label explaining the danger of using cell phones?”
b) “Do you agree that a national system of health insurance should be favored because it would provide health insurance for everyone and would reduce administrative costs?”
c) “In view of the negative externalities in parent labor force participation and pediatric evidence associating increased group size with morbidity of children in day care, do you support government subsides for day care programs?”
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a)
The question implies that some developed brain cancer after they started using cell phones. It also implies that cell phones are a cause to brain cancer.
This question should be backed up by some medical evidence that using cell phones cause cancer.
b)
The cost of insurance and benefits is more important than administrative costs of the government. If the administrative costs were reduced rather than the insurance costs (with proper benefits), it would be an advantage to the government, not the insured.
c)
There seems to be no bias because it gives two reasons to support government subsides for day care programs.
(1)Lack of parent labor force participation
(2)pediatric evidence associating increased group size with morbidity of children in daycare.