Which data collection method can be assessed by asking, "Is there clear indication that the subjects understood the task and the questions?"
a. Questionnaires
b. Interviews
c. Physiologic measurement
d. Records and databases
ANS: B
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A This question does not assess questionnaires as a data collection method.
B This question assesses interviews as a data collection method.
C This question does not assess physiologic measurement as a data collection method.
D This question does not assess records and databases as a data collection method.
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