When is it most appropriate to use an "open-ended" question?
A) when statistical analysis is paramount to your analysis
B) when one wants to limit the number of response categories to a question
C) when doing exploratory research or starting a new research area
D) when there are really only a few simple choices for your questions
C
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
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a. There is conflicting information in different parts of the application. b. There is insufficient detail about the study's importance. c. The proposal contains language unsuitable for a general audience such as the IRB committee. d. There are missing elements in the consent document.
The type of influencing response that identifies themes and patterns and makes implied client messages explicit is _______________
a. information giving b. confrontation c. interpretation d. self-disclosure