title: Isn't it stupid to use checkboxes as radios?
body: <p>I have seen a lot of survey web-pages (among others) that uses checkboxes (multi-selection) as radios (one selection only). The reason they do so is that in their code they have a variable that decides how many selections in one question that can be made. If this is set to 1, it simply limits it to 1 selection instead of using the radio input. I can see the reason for this code-wise. But whenever I see a checkbox I immediately think that I can pick more than one option, however I can not.</p>
  
  <p><em>Basically my question is:</em><br/>
  Shouldn't you, when creating a survey where you use checkboxes to limit the maximum number of pickable options use radios when only one option is pickable?</p>