The Cognitive Processing Perspective on Survey Interviewing

question 30

Multiple Choice

The cognitive processing perspective on survey interviewing

• A) attends to the mental steps required to answer survey questions.
• B) focuses on the mental tasks demanded of the interviewer.
• C) focuses on the cognitive rules for successfully sustaining the respondent's attention.
• D) suggests that interviews are more demanding cognitively than other forms of interaction.

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