The Quality of Interaction Between Phone and Face-To-Face Interviews Differs

question 7

Multiple Choice

The quality of interaction between phone and face-to-face interviews differs because
The former _____ of meeting in person and face to face. For example, while talking to a respondent on the phone versus meeting that person face has several important differences such as noticing a change in facial expression when the researcher brings up a certain topic. The researcher may miss a lot of rich information over the phone.

• A) has the important social element
• B) lacks the important social element
• C) emphasizes the important social element
• D) underscores the important social element

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