Question

1. Can you please give an example of a question that would probably not yield any variance, and explain why questions like these should be avoided?

2. Using the EGWA scale write out an example question and response?

Answer 1

1. When a question crosses the limitation of the questioner and it violates the privacy and personal matters of the concerned person, then he should avoid the answer. It appears that there are many individuals who try to enter into the private matters of the other persons. In the field of media such matters occur randomly. So, the person who answers to the questions, must ne aware of the level of questions. On the other hand, the questioner should maintain the decency of doing question. Again, in the field of research such questions are made by the researcher to the participants.

2. According to the EGWA scale, the level of question is determined. It is determined whether the question violates the moral laws or whether the question crosses the limit of decency. It is a type of perception. In this scale the seriousness of the question is made clear. Such questions are directly related to the answer to the research questions. These questions are set on the basis of the ethical principles.