Provide some examples of theory-based questions and why they may be too general to ask people during interviews?
What will be an ideal response?
ANS: Theory based questions are generally broadly worded and contain terms that are unfamiliar to most interviewees. One such example would be asking a interviewee if his or her family followed standard American cultural practices around parental death. The interviewee is not apt to know what those practices are, and thus cannot easily answer such a theoretical question.
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