Leading questions should be avoided as they might lead the respondent to give an answer the researcher wants.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Leading questions are designed to guide the respondent to a specific answer, which can bias the results and undermine the validity of the research. Therefore, they should be avoided.

Leading questions should be avoided as they might lead the respondent to give an answer the researcher wants.

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