G Self report techniques
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- What are the two types of questions used in self-reports?
- What is a characteristic of closed questions?
- Why are closed questions easier to analyze?
- What is a disadvantage of closed questions regarding participant responses?
- How can closed questions affect internal validity?
- What is a key feature of open questions?
- What type of information do open questions provide?
- What is a disadvantage of open questions in terms of analysis?
- What can unanticipated responses in open questions reveal?
- What is a potential issue with participant engagement in open questions?
- What are the three types of interviews mentioned?
- How can interviews be conducted?
- What is a benefit of using semi-structured interviews?
- How do interviews increase internal validity?
- What is a disadvantage of interviews compared to questionnaires?
- What is a challenge of analyzing unstructured interviews?
- Why might overt observation be less ethical?
- What is a benefit of covert observation?
- How does covert observation affect internal and external validity?
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