It's a standard questionare type market research technique thingy to ask the same questions in different ways multiple times and aggregate the result, because sometimes wording of the questions and neighbouring questions putting into a certain frame of mind can skew your real opinion.
Likewise the opposite is done when companies want certain questions to yield certain answers.
Never beleive market research, it's full of people with psychology degrees... A dangerous bread...
Likewise the opposite is done when companies want certain questions to yield certain answers.
Never beleive market research, it's full of people with psychology degrees... A dangerous bread...