Where should you look for issues related to double negatives in surveys?

Issues related to double negatives in surveys are best identified through survey logic because this is where you define how questions are structured and how responses are formulated. Double negatives can lead to confusion and misinterpretation, especially in conditional logic or branching paths in the survey. By examining survey logic, you can verify that the language used does not introduce ambiguity.

In contrast, survey flow focuses more on the overall order of questions and the paths respondents take through the survey rather than the specific wording of questions. Preview mode allows you to see how the survey looks from a respondent’s perspective, which can help catch some wording issues but does not provide the detailed insight that reviewing the logic does. Survey distribution deals with how the survey is sent out and who receives it, which is not related to the phrasing of survey questions.