Bush loses because he first tells her that the question is confusing, then is offended by the implication that a person of "means," as he puts it Romney, who would do well to watch the clip, would say "success"—would be any less on top of that sort of thing, ("But I don't think it's fair to say, you haven't had cancer. Therefore, you don't know what's it like"), and then never really answers it.
For example, if the wording of an exam question was confusing for large numbers of students, then curving would not seem to be an appropriate response.
At one news briefing in 1974, Mr. Ziegler confessed: "If my answers sound confusing, I think they are confusing because the questions are confusing and the situation is confusing -- and I'm not in a position to clarify it".
He also drew enraged howls of laughter when he told reporters at the height of the crisis, "If my answers sound confusing, I think they are confusing because the questions are confusing and the situation is confusing".
The study allowed identification of problems with the data acquisition equipment, and whether any of the questions were confusing.
There is the possibility that questions were confusing despite the fact that the study questionnaire was piloted among a group of healthcare professionals and the identified deficiencies eliminated.
With regard to the first issue, there is some evidence that Davidson is confusing two distinct questions: why mental concepts cannot stand in lawlike relation to physical concepts, and why mental concepts cannot be eliminated in favor of physical concepts in the explanation of human behavior.
This wording is confusing.
In summary, none of the 20 students who were interviewed chose the plant species as something that was the most relevant to them in answering the question or as a part of the question that was confusing.
While it is known, for instance, that ethnic self-identification using open questions can be confusing for participants and can lead to errors in responses, 7 8 14 15 nevertheless there is an acknowledged gap in our understanding of the process through which information about ethnicity is actually elicited and gathered.
