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How do you join two existing questions where one is just a different wording of the other?
FreddyTheCat
You can join two existing questions where one is just a different wording of the other using Coordinating conjunctions.
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What should you do when you find two questions that should be merged?
If you are a contributor, you can suggest a merge by selecting the improper question, or if it's just an alternate wording with no errors: the one with the poor answer or no answer, and click edit for the question wording. Erase its wording and paste the wording of the other question and click save. It will ask if you want to merge, click yes. This will send a merge request. If you do not wish to do that, you can sent the links of the questions to a Supervisor. If you are a Supervisor, use your merge tool and merge them. The option of merging should be found in your blue sidebar. Select the one with improper wording, or if they both contain no errors, chose the one with no answer (if one has a bad answer then delete it), click merge, and copy and paste the other question into the second white box and click merge. You can also edit the one you want to merge and put in the wording of the other question into the box and click save. It will give you an option to merge the two.
Can TIP Members merge questions?
Members of The Initiates Program do not have access to the merge tool. TIP members can request merges in the same way as other contributors by changing the wording of a question to match the wording of the question they wish it to be merged to. You can also ask a supervisor to merge questions for you (or your TIP Supervisor if you are a member). Merging is a supervisor-only tool.
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Question wording bias refers to a type of bias that occurs when the wording of a question influences the response given by the participant. This bias can lead to inaccurate or misleading results in surveys or research studies. It is important to carefully consider the wording of questions to avoid bias and ensure the reliability of the data collected.
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