Does anyone actually read the whole question?

i think most people jump to conclusions.

Many ppl just jump to conclusions from the first word they see...That's bad! So if some feels bored to read the whole question then better not answer at all.

Most people don't read them. When I ask questions, they either don't listen to what I'm asking, or will completely ignore what information I need.

I try to read everything (Especially since the questions I usually answer are in women's health). If someone is asking a question, I treat it as if they need a great deal of help, because that's what I expect people to do when answering my questions

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I don't know how many questions I've asked and wondered the same thing myself! Some people answer the question and others, well I wonder if they read the question at all!

NO!

Just kidding, I am sure that plenty of people do read the whole question. I do. But, some people just want the points, and they can get them, no matter what they answer.

I know what you mean - but personally I do read the whole question; then try to answer as best I can - with as little personal discrimination as possible.

I read them fully if I'm going to give a good and informed answer. if i don't read it all, the question isn't interesting enough to answer so i don't bother.

I read the questions, but their are tons of people who don't, you can tell who they are and they just succeed in making themselves look like idiots.

Some are jumpers and some are readers. A healthy mix, we hope.