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NTRODUCTION: Abbi is heading up a survey study that will be using cross-sectional surveys administered through interviews. Today, she is training Bob, one of the interviewers, on what to do and say when interviewing participants. She explains that the survey will involve a number of open-ended questions that participants will likely answer in different ways. She also tells him that if a respondent gives an uncertain answer, he should use probes to encourage relevant responses. "For example," she says, "if the question asks whether the participant feels like the intervention was beneficial, he or she might say that they don't know. What would you say in response?" Question Content Area INSTRUCTIONS: Think about how the situation might be approached. Then choose whether you agree or disagree with the following statements Explain your answer. "Many other respondents thought that the intervention was helpful. Do you feel that way too?" What would be a good probe for Abbi's example