How Are Oral History Interviews Regarded by Institutional Review Boards

question 1

Multiple Choice

How are oral history interviews regarded by Institutional Review Boards? Oral history interviews

• A)must be carefully reviewed because people are sharing intimate details of their lives.
• B)do not need review because they do not contribute to generalizable knowledge.
• C)must be reviewed if the subject matter is sensitive.
• D)do not need review because the interviewee is in control of what he or she shares.

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Definitions:

Job Satisfaction

The level of contentment employees feel about their work, which can affect their performance and retention.

Mass Production

The production of high volumes of uniform products, frequently utilizing conveyor belts or mechanized processes.