Multiple Choice
Consider the following survey question: "How satisfied are you with the direction that the country is going at this time? Would you say you are very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, not very satisfied, or not at all satisfied?" To collapse the responses into two categories, you would be best advised to
A) collapse and divide according to response similarity, such as "satisfied" versus "dissatisfied."
B) make the most frequently selected "polar" response ("very satisfied" or "not at all satisfied") one category and combine the remaining three responses into a second category.
C) combine adjacent responses to obtain an approximately equal proportion of cases in each category.
D) place valid responses in one category and missing "values" in the other.
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