A Distinction Between Exploratory and Descriptive Interviewing Would Be That

question 91

Multiple Choice

A distinction between exploratory and descriptive interviewing would be that:

• A) Exploratory is looking for quantification of findings; descriptive is looking for insights
• B) Exploratory is looking for insights; descriptive is looking for quantification.
• C) Exploratory typically would involve conducting more interviews than descriptive
• D) There is no distinction-they would both be conducted the same way.

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Definitions:

Predictive Information Extraction

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Absolute Value

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Experiment

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Data Mining

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