MEDAL!!

A survey asks, "Do you think teenagers are bad drivers? Do you believe teenagers are distracted by the passengers in their car? Would you support a policy increasing the driving age?" How could this question-wording issue be fixed?
A. The question could be administered anonymously.
B. It could be reworded: "Teenage drivers are more likely to get into a car accident than any other driver. Would you support a policy increasing the driving age?"
C. It could be reworded: "I would not support increasing the driving age unless teenagers were not allowed to drive with passengers."

Question

MEDAL!!

A survey asks, "Do you think teenagers are bad drivers? Do you believe teenagers are distracted by the passengers in their car? Would you support a policy increasing the driving age?" How could this question-wording issue be fixed?
	A.	The question could be administered anonymously.
	B.	It could be reworded: "Teenage drivers are more likely to get into a car accident than any other driver. Would you support a policy increasing the driving age?"
	C.	It could be reworded: "I would not support increasing the driving age unless teenagers were not allowed to drive with passengers."

anonymous · Answer

D. It could be reworded: "Would you support a policy that increases the driving age?"

anonymous · Answer

@shamil98

anonymous · Answer

I was thinking eiher A or B not sure tho :/

shamil98 · Answer

B

solomonzelman · Answer

Yeah, I think it is B too, because that's what the point of what the survey is asking, 
makes sense right?