Dichotomous Questions Allow the Respondent to Express Their Attitudes or Opinions

question 14

True/False

Dichotomous questions allow the respondent to express their attitudes or opinions without the bias associated with restricting responses to predefined alternatives.

---

Definitions:

Negative Emotions

Emotions that are typically associated with unpleasant feelings or experiences, such as sadness, anger, fear, and frustration.

Positive Emotions

Feelings that are enjoyable and bring happiness, such as joy, contentment, and love, which can improve well-being and social interactions.

Effective Recency

The phenomenon where more recently learned information is recalled more effectively than older information.

Interference

A phenomenon in memory where the learning of new information hampers the ability to recall previously learned information.