A Reading Service for the Visually Impaired Requires Each Reader

question 152

Multiple Choice

A reading service for the visually impaired requires each reader applicant to prepare and submit a one-hour interview tape of material chosen by the service to determine whether the reader has pleasing vocal characteristics and is accent-free so that it is not necessary to use the same reader every time.The reading service is trying to limit problems associated with the service characteristic of:

• A) tangibility
• B) credence quality
• C) heterogeneity
• D) simultaneous production and consumption
• E) flexibility

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Definitions:

Psychodynamic Perspective

A psychological approach that emphasizes systematic study of the psychological forces that underlie human behavior, feelings, and emotions and how they might relate to early experience.

Informed Consent

A crucial process in healthcare and research settings which involves informing a participant or patient about the risks, benefits, and nature of a procedure or study before they agree to participate.

Cohort Effects

Phenomena where individuals born in the same time period or generation are influenced by events unique to that time, affecting them in a similar manner.

Ethical Research

The practice of conducting studies and experiments in accordance with established moral principles that protect participants.