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The procedure used in questionnaire design that allows the researcher to understand the respondent’s frame of reference before asking more specific questions is known as the:Question 8Answera.funnel techniqueb.pretest techniquec.filter techniqued.split-ballot technique

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The procedure used in questionnaire design that allows the researcher to understand the respondent’s frame of reference before asking more specific questions is known as the:Question 8Answera.funnel techniqueb.pretest techniquec.filter techniqued.split-ballot technique

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The procedure used in questionnaire design that allows the researcher to understand the respondent’s frame of reference before asking more specific questions is known as the funnel technique. This technique starts with broad questions and gradually narrows down to more specific ones, allowing the researcher to understand the respondent's perspective and context before diving into more detailed inquiries.

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