Asked by Andrew Vahil on Jul 02, 2024

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Researchers examining people's opinion on same-sex marriage have found that respondents are more likely to support references to "marriage equality" than "gay marriage." This finding demonstrates

A) random sampling.
B) naturalistic observation.
C) wording effects.
D) the case study.

Marriage Equality

the equal recognition and legal status of marriages regardless of the gender or sexual orientation of the partners involved.

Wording Effects

The impact that the choice of words has on the meaning, interpretation, or emotional response of the recipient.

Same-Sex Marriage

The legally or socially recognized marriage between two individuals of the same sex or gender.

  • Discern the effects of wording in surveys and questionnaires.
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Harani A/P Ganesh7 days ago
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
The finding suggests that the specific wording used to describe same-sex marriage can impact people's opinions on the issue. This is an example of wording effects. Random sampling, naturalistic observation, and case studies are not relevant to this finding.