The survey asks the same wrong question as everyone else does: "What do you think other people's reaction to X will be?"
If it doesn't specifically ask the person of their own opinion, it's not going to be a useful survey.
However, we would not know about the shortcoming of the survey, if Google did not provide the exact phrase of the question, which I think is a huge advantage over many other surveys.
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The survey asks the same wrong question as everyone else does: "What do you think other people's reaction to X will be?"
If it doesn't specifically ask the person of their own opinion, it's not going to be a useful survey.
However, we would not know about the shortcoming of the survey, if Google did not provide the exact phrase of the question, which I think is a huge advantage over many other surveys.