Exam 4: A Dramaturgical Look at Interviewing

Describe the advantages and disadvantages inherent in telephone interviewing.

Affected messages that are transferred from one acting individual to another through nonverbal channels is/are ____________.

An interview item that is equivalent to a central concern but worded in a different manner to check the reliability and consistency of interviewee response is a(n) ____________.

The care that an interviewer takes to prepare actions, lines, roles, and routines in advance of the interview to put forth a specific planned appearance to the person is called _________.

Zero-order level communications is an interviewing technique to ensure good communication that _____________.

An interview item that provides a way for the interviewer to draw out more complete stories from subjects, to elaborate and tell more is a(n) ____________.

When an interviewer is fairly certain about the information he/she will uncover with the questions, a(n) _______ structure is useful.

When an interviewer assumes that questions are sufficiently comprehensive and simple to elicit all information relevant to the study's topics, all questions have been worded in a manner that lets the respondent clearly understand what is being asked, and the meaning of the question is identical to all respondents, the researcher will use a(n) ___________.

What are several ways to begin data analysis?

What considerations should an interviewer keep in mind when wording questions to obtain all necessary data?

What is dramaturgy?

When a researcher is conducting a large longitudinal study with multiple interviewers, a(n) _______ structure is ideal for collecting consistent data.

Explain how to prepare a quality telephone interview.

What is another name for an interviewee, or the person being asked the questions in an interview?

When a researcher assumes that the interview should have standard questions adapted to mirror the subjects' vocabularies and perspectives, and seeks to accommodate the varying interpretation of questions in the interview, this is a(n) _______ structure.

When interviewers use what they have heard to block their actions and control the interview process, they are performing the role of ________.

How can a novice interviewer begin to establish an interviewer repertoire?

A(n) _____________ interview structure is ideal when the interviewer is capturing a dynamic and unpredictable situation in which a variety or respondents suggest a wide variety of types of responses.

What are some of the advantages and disadvantages to conducting interviews over the Internet and email using asynchronous methods?

The simultaneous sending and receiving of messages through spoken words and unspoken actions is ______________.