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Is there any bias in the survey question? Explain. What do you think would help students pay more attention in class?

As an AI language model, I am designed to be objective and do not have personal beliefs or opinions. However, the survey question provided does not seem to have any bias. It simply asks for suggestions on how to improve student attention in class.

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Did you know that survey questions can sometimes be biased? Bias in survey questions occurs when the wording or structure of a question influences the respondent's answer. For instance, if a survey asks, "What do you think would help students pay more attention in class?" this question might have a bias because it assumes that students need assistance to pay attention. By pre-supposing a certain scenario, respondents might feel compelled to provide answers according to that assumption. To avoid bias in survey questions, it is essential to use neutral and open-ended language. Instead of assuming a specific situation, a question like "What factors, if any, do you believe contribute to students' attentiveness in class?" would help gather more unbiased responses.