One Limitation of the Thinking Aloud Methodology Is

question 6

Multiple Choice

One limitation of the Thinking Aloud methodology is:

• A)Participants cannot verbalise all of their thoughts e.g. very automatic or subconscious thoughts and therefore data is incomplete
• B)Making participants verbalise their thoughts may interfere with the task that they are doing.
• C)All of these
• D)It produces qualitative data which is difficult to analyse objectively
• E)It does not explain behaviour, merely produces descriptions of it

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Definitions:

Injection Drug Use

The administration of drugs into the body with a needle and syringe, often associated with a higher risk of infectious diseases.

Adherence

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Asthma Care

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