Question 1

Which of the following answers cannot be seen as a good way to probe in an interview?

Accepted Answer

A) Repeat the same question. 
B) Come back to the subject later on. 
C) Summarize the answer. 
D) Be silent. 
A) Repeat the same question. 
B) Come back to the subject later on. 
C) Summarize the answer. 
D) Be silent. B

Question 2

An inkblot test is an example of a projective method.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Interview bias is typically introduced by the interviewee.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

Interviews are a useful method to collect data in case studies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Primary data are data that for example is gathered from annual reports.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

A thematic apperception test,an inkblot test and word association techniques are all examples of:

Accepted Answer

A) Projective methods. 
B) Descriptive methods. 
C) Prescriptive methods. 
D) Iterative methods. 
A) Projective methods. 
B) Descriptive methods. 
C) Prescriptive methods. 
D) Iterative methods.

Question 7

An advantage of face-to-face interviews is that the respondents are able to end the interview on every moment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Interviews can help you to better interpret the results of a quantitative investigation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Which of the following points is not related to the costs for a respondent that go with the participation in an investigation?

Accepted Answer

A) Whether or not the respondent stays anonymous. 
B) The duration of the interview. 
C) The type of information that has to be given. 
D) Lack of influence on the decision making. 
A) Whether or not the respondent stays anonymous. 
B) The duration of the interview. 
C) The type of information that has to be given. 
D) Lack of influence on the decision making.

Question 10

Experiments,observational methods,and questionnaires are the three main data collection methods in survey research.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

To obtain honest information from the respondents,the researcher/interviewer should be able to establish rapport and trust with them.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

It is preferred to first ask general questions and then more specific questions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

What is not a part of conversation introduction in an interview?

Accepted Answer

A) Socially emotional oriented aspects. 
B) Verbal signals. 
C) Corrective statements. 
D) Monitoring the answers. 
A) Socially emotional oriented aspects. 
B) Verbal signals. 
C) Corrective statements. 
D) Monitoring the answers.

Question 14

The Delphi Technique has been widely used for short-run business forecasting.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Primary data are more important than secondary data.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Which of the following answers cannot be seen as a good way to probe in an interview?

An inkblot test is an example of a projective method.

Interview bias is typically introduced by the interviewee.

Interviews are a useful method to collect data in case studies.

Primary data are data that for example is gathered from annual reports.

A thematic apperception test,an inkblot test and word association techniques are all examples of:

An advantage of face-to-face interviews is that the respondents are able to end the interview on every moment.

Interviews can help you to better interpret the results of a quantitative investigation.

Which of the following points is not related to the costs for a respondent that go with the participation in an investigation?

Experiments,observational methods,and questionnaires are the three main data collection methods in survey research.

To obtain honest information from the respondents,the researcher/interviewer should be able to establish rapport and trust with them.

It is preferred to first ask general questions and then more specific questions.

What is not a part of conversation introduction in an interview?

The Delphi Technique has been widely used for short-run business forecasting.

Primary data are more important than secondary data.

Introduction to Research

The Scientific Approach and Alternative Approaches to Investigation

Defining and Refining the Problem

The Critical Literature Review

Theoretical Framework and Hypothesis Development

Elements of Research Design

Data Collection Methods: Observation

Administering Questionnaires

Experimental Designs

Measurement of Variables: Operational Definition

Measurement: Scaling, Reliability and Validity

Sampling

Quantitative Data Analysis

Quantitative Data Analysis: Hypothesis Testing

Qualitative Data Analysis

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Exam 7: Interviews

Which of the following answers cannot be seen as a good way to probe in an interview?

An inkblot test is an example of a projective method.

Interview bias is typically introduced by the interviewee.

Interviews are a useful method to collect data in case studies.

Primary data are data that for example is gathered from annual reports.

A thematic apperception test,an inkblot test and word association techniques are all examples of:

An advantage of face-to-face interviews is that the respondents are able to end the interview on every moment.

Interviews can help you to better interpret the results of a quantitative investigation.

Which of the following points is not related to the costs for a respondent that go with the participation in an investigation?

Experiments,observational methods,and questionnaires are the three main data collection methods in survey research.

To obtain honest information from the respondents,the researcher/interviewer should be able to establish rapport and trust with them.

It is preferred to first ask general questions and then more specific questions.

What is not a part of conversation introduction in an interview?

The Delphi Technique has been widely used for short-run business forecasting.

Primary data are more important than secondary data.

Introduction to Research

The Scientific Approach and Alternative Approaches to Investigation

Defining and Refining the Problem

The Critical Literature Review

Theoretical Framework and Hypothesis Development

Elements of Research Design

Data Collection Methods: Observation

Administering Questionnaires

Experimental Designs

Measurement of Variables: Operational Definition

Measurement: Scaling, Reliability and Validity

Sampling

Quantitative Data Analysis

Quantitative Data Analysis: Hypothesis Testing

Qualitative Data Analysis

The Research Report

Filters