Question

question 3 0.25 pts dr. nguyen measures cooperative gameplay by asking parents the following question: “how often does your child play video games that involve helping others or working as a team?” which of the following statements best describes the issue with this question phrasing? the question is double - barreled. the question is leading. the question is double - barreled and leading. there are no issues with this question phrasing. question 4 0.25 pts dr. nguyen asks parents to report how often their child helped their friends last week using the following three response options: (1) never, (2) once or twice, (3) three times. which of the following statements best describes the issue with these response options? the response options are not exhaustive. the response options are not mutually exclusive. the response options are not exhaustive and not mutually exclusive. there are no issues with these response options.

Explanation:

For Question 3: A double-barreled question combines two distinct queries into one, making it impossible for respondents to answer each part separately. The given question asks about two separate behaviors: playing games that involve helping others AND playing games that involve working as a team. It does not push respondents toward a specific answer, so it is not leading.
For Question 4: Exhaustive response options cover all possible scenarios. The given options only go up to "three times", leaving out cases where a child helped friends more than three times. The options do not overlap, so they are mutually exclusive.

Answer:

Question 3: The question is double-barreled.
Question 4: The response options are not exhaustive.