Question

Which of the following is TRUE? a. Telescoping error refers to the fact that people tend to remember only events that have occurred rather recently. b. A "filter" question can be used to determine if a questionnaire respondent is familiar with a certain topic. c. Any questionnaire response is a good response.

Answer 1

Answer:

a. Telescoping error refers to the fact that people tend to remember only events that have occurred rather recently.

b. A "filter" question can be used to determine if a questionnaire respondent is familiar with a certain topic

Explanation:

Telescoping error often occur when a respondent tends to report a event to occur earlier than they did. This error often occurs when respondents reports a long term event to happen just recently.

Filter questions are used to determine a respondent eligiblity to answer the next question, the number of knowledge a respondent the respondent has about the question under discuss will determine if he is eligible to answer the next question.

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct option is option B.

Explanation:

A"filter" question can be used to determine if a questionnaire respondent is familiar with a certain topic.

Filter questions are questions (typically formatted as “yes or no”) meant to help respondents avoid answering questions that do not pertain to them. Respondents who answer “yes” to filter questions are then asked more detailed follow-up questions, whereas those who answer “no” are not questioned further on the topic.

Hence option B is True