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Structured interviewing
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- 1Why is it important for structured interviews to follow a standardized procedure?To increase reliability, because all respondents receive the same interview stimulus
- 2Standardizing the interview schedule can reduce interviewer variation in terms of:- The way in which questions are phrased by the interviewer
- The order in which questions are asked
- The procedures used to code and analyse survey data - 3Closed ended questions are those that:Have a fixed range of possible answers
- 4Which of the following is not a disadvantage of telephone interviewing?Researchers do not have to spend so much time and money on travelling
- 5The acronym "CATI" stands for:Computer-assisted telephone interviewing
- 6Which of the following might you include in an introductory letter to respondents?- An explanation of who you are and who is funding your research
- An overview of what the research is about and how the data will be collected
- A statement of their ethical rights to anonymity, confidentiality, etc. - 7A filter question is one that:Helps the interviewer to avoid asking irrelevant questions by directing them elsewhere on the schedule
- 8Which of the following is not advised when planning the question order of a structured interview?Expect some variation in the order in which questions are asked
- 9A show card is:One that prompts respondents to choose from a range of possible answers
- 10The response set of "acquiescence" can be a problem in that:Some people consistently agree or disagree with a set of questions or items
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- (Social Research Methods) Social Policy Fichas sobre Structured interviewing, creado por Hillary Gyebi-Ababio el 29/03/2018.
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