Studies on Computer-Administered Interviews Have Shown That

question 39

Multiple Choice

Studies on computer-administered interviews have shown that

• A)people will sometimes divulge more personal information to a machine than they will to a human interviewer.
• B)people are reluctant to give personal information unless an interviewer is warm and empathetic.
• C)the computer is too impersonal as a mechanism for obtaining personal information.
• D)students typically dislike computer-assisted interviews and thus do not pay attention to questions.

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