The Principal Advantages of Using a Subject's Diary Either Instead

question 11

Multiple Choice

The principal advantages of using a subject's diary either instead of interview data, or to supplement interview data, would be which of the following?

• A)Subjective perception at the time of the event is retrievable.
• B)Private and clandestine topics that have previously been inaccessible may be obtained through diaries.
• C)Diaries contain more truthful information than do other sources.
• D)No contact with the subject is necessary.
• E)Diaries may be used without consent.
• F)Information obtained from a diary is thought to be more accurate than that obtained from pure recall.

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