Questions that present a realistic situation and then ask you to imagine how you would respond to that situation are known as ________ questions.
A. illegal
B. closed-ended
C. hypothetical
D. probing
Answer: C
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a. content analysis b. focus group c. depth interview d. online survey
Putting another person's ideas in your own words is
a. being deceptive. b. plagiarizing. c. paraphrasing. d. promoting. e. attributing.
Earl explained what he meant by stating, "Welfare reform can only be considered effective when at least 40 percent of the adults currently on welfare are employed in full-time jobs that pay minimum wage or better." In this case, Earl was offering his audience a(n) __________ definition.
A. technical B. connotative C. operational D. denotative
Whenever small groups have to make decisions, they are likely to experience some measure of ________ if goals are incompatible or resources are limited.
A. arguments B. conflict C. frustration D. social loafing