Overarching characteristics Sample Clauses

Overarching characteristics. Letting people answer anonymously and guaranteeing the anonymity, is a first general trait of a survey that can limit acquiescent responding (Xxxxxxxxx, P. M., XxxXxxxxx, X. X., Xxx, X. X., & Xxxxxxxxx, N. P., 2003). If we believe the opposite to be true as well, asking personal identifiable information will trigger ARS. You can also assure that there is no right or wrong answer (Xxxxxxxxx, P. M., XxxXxxxxx, X. X., Xxx, X. X., & Xxxxxxxxx, N. P., 2003). This could find its origin in people who acquiesce to avoid making a fool out of themselves. These people will acquiesce when they are in doubt about the right answer. The last general trait about a survey is about the length. In order to avoid satisficing due to fatigue, the survey should not be too long. The latest questions have the most chance at ARS (Xxxxxx, X. X., & Xxxxxxxx, X. X., 1971). The subject of the questionnaire can also determine the chance at ARS. It is the greatest for questions of conventional, conformist, moralist of authoritarian nature (Xxxxxxxxxx, G., & Xxxxxxxx, A., 2008) or doctrinaire questions about social issues (Xxxx, X. X., 1955).
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