How Are In-Depth Interviews Most Like Standardized Interviews in Survey

question 41

Multiple Choice

How are in-depth interviews most like standardized interviews in survey research?

• A) The questions are guided by the topics that the researcher wishes to address.
• B) All questions are worked out in advance of the interview.
• C) All questions are asked in the same order for all respondents.
• D) The wording of questions should be the same for all respondents, regardless of background.

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Definitions:

Characteristics

Distinguishing traits, qualities, or properties that identify and define individuals, groups, or things.

Environments

The surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates, including both natural and built contexts.

Shared Environment Experiences

Experiences or environmental factors that individuals living in the same environment share and that contribute to their development.

Siblings' Common Experiences

Siblings' common experiences refer to events, interactions, or circumstances that children in the same family share and that may influence their development or relationships.