Determine the number of items in a questionnaire

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Explanation of Items in a questionnaire

Problem- What incentive would it take for you to answer a 20 item questionnaire, a 50 item questionnaire and a 100 item questionnaire?

Part 1- Think about your response in relation to how many items you might include.

I need discusses of factors that determine the number of items to be used in a questionnaire.

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