Participation was voluntary and no participant was enforced to answer the questionnaire.
An example of a biased survey question is, "Like most people, do you only rarely watch TV documentaries?" "Like most people" can easily enforce the answer of yes.
Moreover, despite much coaching she has reportedly been holed up with media advisors for days—she was the first participant to fall foul of the strict format of one-minute questions and two-minute answers, enforced by the producers switching off microphones.
"It's Visa or starvation, is it then?" he said to a cashier, knowing all too well the official answer enforced by an official worldwide partner.
Set up rules, such as: letting one person speak at a time, allowing all participants to contribute, recording all responses, ensuring no answers are wrong, enforcing that no one should insult or criticize another participant for their responses.
But he said the answer lay in enforcing laws, so that illegal immigrants leave the country, not in extending health coverage.
He estimated that between 25 30% of French Muslims, close to 2 million, thought in this way, and the answer lay in enforcing French secular law.
But I don't think enforcing equal pay is the answer - comparing jobs and salaries across the board is mind-bogglingly complex and it's never going to be as simple as giving both sexes who share a job title the same salary.
Newman points out that in the past governments have answered this question by enforcing the wearing of seatbelts to reduce road deaths.
Results show that there has been a slight change in how the publishing industry answers to public policies that enforce Open Access.
He not only pressed his right to ask a question, but he also insisted on a responsive answer and enforced the demand with glowers and expressions of incredulity when he did not get one.
