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A researcher develops a 60-question survey to measure "burnout" in nurses. Without piloting, she administers the full survey to 2,500 nurses. Factor analysis reveals that 8 questions load on an unexpected dimension, and 6 questions have very low variance (nearly all nurses select the same response). Which strategy would have most likely prevented this outcome?
A researcher develops a 60-question survey to measure "burnout" in nurses. Without piloting, she administers the full survey to 2,500 nurses. Factor analysis reveals that 8 questions load on an unexpected dimension, and 6 questions have very low variance (nearly all nurses select the same response). Which strategy would have most likely prevented this outcome?