The Biggest Difference Between the Questions Used for Most Interviews

question 29

Multiple Choice

The biggest difference between the questions used for most interviews and those on questionnaires is:

• A) interview questions may be open ended.
• B) interview questions may be grouped into categories.
• C) interviewing allows the analyst to include questions that are both open-ended and closed.
• D) interviewing permits interaction between the questions and their meanings.

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Definitions:

Observational Methods

Research techniques that involve watching and recording subjects' behavior in their natural environment.

Logic of Science

The principles and criteria of validity that guide scientific research and the development of theoretical frameworks.

Sensible Conclusions

Reasonable outcomes derived from logical reasoning or evidence.

Everyday Lives

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