Which type of survey question is best suited to addressing concerns about errors in public opinion polling resulting from difficulty in measuring intensity?

A. questions with simple yes-or-no options
B. questions with approve-or-disapprove options
C. questions with five to seven options, ranging from strongly agree to strongly disagree
D. questions with interviewee-bias measures built in


Answer: C

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