What Is an Advantage to Using Unstructured Interviewing Techniques When

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Multiple Choice

What is an advantage to using unstructured interviewing techniques when conducting field research?

• A) the researcher knows a lot about the subject under study
• B) the researcher won't enter into casual conversation with the subject as a means of gathering data
• C) the researcher and subject may have short fixed time for the interview
• D) the researcher and subject may witness an event together

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Definitions:

Opponent Processes

A theory initially applied to color vision, suggesting that the perception of color is controlled by the activity of two opposing processes.

Additive Colour Mixing

The process of mixing different colors of light, where combining various lights can create a broad spectrum of colors.

Opponent Process Theory

A psychological and neurological model that describes how opposing neural systems determine the perception of colors, emotions, and motivations.

Trichromatic Theory

A theory in vision science stating that the human eye perceives color through the relative rates of response by three types of cone cells, each sensitive to different wavelengths of light.