Responses to survey questions are influenced by events, and we should consider this when reviewing the results of a survey. The reputation of an airline, for example, will be (A)damaged(??? ??) / recovered(?3 ??) if a survey is conducted just after a plane crash. A computer company lost its reputation in company surveys just after major news coverage about a defect in its products. On the positive side, surveys by a beverage company about its image showed very (B)hostile(?3 ??) / favorable(?3 ??) public attitudes just after its massive investment in the Olympics. Consequently, surveys should be conducted when the organization is not in the news or connected to a significant event that may influence public opinion. In neutral context, a more (C)valid(?1, 2 ??) / biased(?3 ??? ??) survey can be conducted about an organization’s reputation, products, or services.
(A) (B) (c)
① damaged …… hostile …… biased ② damaged …… hostile …… valid ③ damaged …… favorable …… valid ④ recovered …… hostile …… biased ⑤ recovered …… favorable …… valid
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