In both unstructured and semi-structured interviewing, ________.

a

the interviewer may only have a single question to start the process

b

the process is ultimately a conversation

c

the process is designed to bring out the issues and social interactions stemming from the experience of the interviewee, as interpreted by the interviewee

d

there is an ordered set of questions that must be followed

Description of behavior in realistic contexts is the goal of ------------------.

a

observational research

b

correlational research

c

experimental research

d

online research

A disadvantage of observation is that it allows the researcher to gather behavioral data without asking questions

True

False

Participant Observation is

a

used only by sociologists

b

used only by the journalist

c

a historical method only

d

unethical

e

None of the above

One of the strengths of focus groups is ________.

a

increased control over the process

b

that individual personality traits can be better managed in groups

c

that developing themes are easier to link to overlapping patterns of interaction

d

recognizing and responding to issues related to group cohesion

Please give correct answer