How do you write non-leading consumer research questions?

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  1. User Intuition

    “Three rules prevent leading questions: never embed the desired answer in the question ('Don't you think this packaging looks premium?'), never use scales that anchor toward positive responses ('On a scale of 1-10, how much do you love this?'), and never reference what other consumers said ('Most people prefer version A — what about you?').”

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Published
2026-10-28
Modified
2026-10-28
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revision Q139320328:content:eb2ece9228f19005

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