Find three web links that contain examples of leading questions used in push polls. Commonly, these types of questions: 1) assume a particular point of view; 2) link in an unrelated issue within a question; 3) cite trends, e.g. 90% of voters believe...; and 4) use phrases like 'don't you agree...', or 'what is your objection to...'. Discuss the use of these types of poll questions for a legitimate research survey. Why should they be used or avoided? What problems would these types of poll questions create for a research survey? Note: a Google search for "leading questions" will yield information about the use of leading questions in legal proceedings and other activities but this paper should be focused on the use of leading questions in push polls.