Exam 3: Questions and Their Uses

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When a sportscaster asks the obvious question, "Are you sorry your team lost?" they have committed what question pitfall?

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Compare and contrast the advantages of open and closed questions.

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Open and closed questions each have their own advantages. Open questions allow for more detailed and expansive responses, as they require the respondent to provide their own thoughts and opinions. This can lead to more insightful and in-depth information, as well as a better understanding of the respondent's perspective. On the other hand, closed questions are more straightforward and can be answered with a simple "yes" or "no" or by choosing from a set of options. This can make them easier and quicker to answer, and can also make it easier to analyze and compare responses. Additionally, closed questions are often used in surveys and questionnaires to gather specific data and statistics. In summary, open questions are beneficial for gathering detailed and qualitative information, while closed questions are useful for gathering specific and quantitative data. Both types of questions have their own advantages and can be used effectively depending on the goals of the research or conversation.

Open-to-closed switch often occurs when the interviewer is still phrasing a question in their mind.

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Which of the following is a major disadvantage of open questions?

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Highly closed questions are those used in surveys.

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A poorly phrased probing question may alter the meaning of the primary question.

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What are ways to avoid the "don't ask, don't tell" pitfall?

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If you ask more than one question when trying to ask one, it is called

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If you go along with the questioner to try to be cooperative, this may be the result of interviewer bias.

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Open questions are more likely to yield leading questions.

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If the interviewee does not seem to understand a question and you paraphrase it and ask it again, this is which type of probe?

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"You agree, then, with this report?" is an example of a

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"I see" and "uh-huh" are examples of which type of probe?

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When might an interviewer use a silent probe?

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A question can be a nonverbal act that invites an answer.

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Closed questions communicate interest and trust in the respondent.

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Leading questions allow respondents to decide upon answers without pressure from questioners.

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Which of the following is a characteristic of a highly closed question?

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Explain the disadvantages of closed questions.

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Interviewers talk more than interviewees when asking closed questions.

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