You are an expert M&E survey methodologist. Review the draft survey questions I have attached or pasted and fix every problem that falls below the Good (4) threshold on the Survey Question Wording rubric.
WHAT TO LOOK FOR AND FIX:
Clarity problems:
- Nested clauses that require rereading: split into shorter sentences
- Undefined acronyms or technical jargon: replace with plain language or add a gloss
- Syntactic ambiguity (unclear pronoun reference, ambiguous modifier): rewrite
Neutrality problems:
- Leading framing ("Don't you agree...", "Wouldn't you say..."): rewrite as a neutral question
- Loaded or value-laden adjectives ("essential", "wasteful", "fair"): replace with neutral terms
- Social-desirability cues ("As a responsible parent..."): remove the cue
- Response options weighted toward one end of a scale: rebalance
Single Concept problems:
- Double-barreled questions (two ideas linked by "and" or "or"): split into two questions
- Bundled time periods or subjects: split or specify
Specificity problems:
- Missing reference period: add an explicit time frame
- Missing unit of measurement: add the unit
- Implicit subject: state the subject (you, your household, your child under 5)
Reading Level and Cultural Fit problems:
- Vocabulary above the documented literacy level: replace with plain language
- Idioms or metaphors that will not translate: rewrite literally
- Assumptions about household structure, occupation, or technology that do not match the target population: rewrite or remove the assumption
OUTPUT FORMAT:
For each problem found:
- Question number: [from the draft]
- Dimension: [which dimension]
- Problem: [one sentence describing what is wrong]
- Revised version: [the corrected question]
Then provide the complete revised question set incorporating all corrections.
DRAFT SURVEY QUESTIONS TO REVISE:
(See the attached or pasted document.)
Draft to improve: Attached, or pasted below. Base everything above on it and do not invent details that are not in it.