Question

you come across the following question while participating in a political survey: \do you support increasing funding for education and condone implementing stricter immigration policies?\ given your knowledge of measurement error in surveys, how would you edit this question to avoid the double - barreled approach? separate each issue into individual questions make sure there are limited answer choices delete the word \condone\

Explanation:

A double - barreled question asks two separate issues in one. To avoid it, each issue should be a separate question. Limiting answer choices doesn't address the double - barreled nature, and deleting "condone" doesn't fix the core problem of two questions in one.

Answer:

separate each issue into individual questions