3. Biased Questions. A recent survey included the question: "What do you think about the concept of having an everyday uniform for work, like Steve Jobs did, even if your
job does not require a uniform?” The answer choices were: 1) “I like the idea," 2)
"I dislike the idea," and 3) "My job requires a uniform already.” Indicate a possible
source of bias in this question, and state if you believe that bias would cause people
to answer “I like the idea" or "I dislike the idea" more often. Be sure to explain your
reasoning. (2 points)

Answer and Explanation:

A possible source of bias that this question may represent is the use of "Steve Jobs" as the only example. This is because the use of Steve Jobs as an example can lead people to respond that they like the idea of uniforms, taking into account that this practice is associated with Steve Jobs' success in his work. Thus, workers can associate the concept of being successful with the concept of wearing uniforms.

In addition, to avoid bias in the responses, the researcher should have used an example within the work area that the workers work in, allowing them to see the advantages and disadvantages within the reality they live in.

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