While Collecting and Preparing Data, a Difference Between Questioning and Observation

question 53

Multiple Choice

While collecting and preparing data, a difference between questioning and observation is that questioning approaches _____.

• A) need fewer researchers than observation approaches
• B) need not examine data for data-entry errors and inconsistencies
• C) do not allow researchers to collect information about factors such as motivation and past behavior
• D) enable researchers to collect a wider array of data
• E) focus on collecting data that does not need coding

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Definitions:

Extrinsic Rewards

Benefits provided by an external source, such as pay or bonuses, used to motivate behavior or performance.

Creative Behaviour

Involves actions aimed at generating new ideas, processes, or solutions within a given context or field.

Identity Shift

A process by which an individual's self-perception and presentation to others change, often due to new experiences or roles.

Open Innovation

A business management model that encourages companies to acquire external ideas and internal inventions to accelerate innovation and market adoption.