CATI Stands for Computer-Assisted Self-Interviews Where the Respondent Takes Part

question 29

True/False

CATI stands for computer-assisted self-interviews where the respondent takes part in an online survey without any interviewer present.

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Definitions:

Norm

A standard or pattern of social behavior that is typical or expected within a specific group or society.

Moral Domains

Specific areas of moral judgment that distinguish between types of ethical or moral behavior.

Shweder

Richard A. Shweder, an anthropologist known for his work in cultural psychology and ethnopsychology, particularly regarding moral reasoning.

Competence Morals

Moral principles that emphasize the ethically correct way of acting in situations requiring skill, knowledge, and expertise.