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When open-ended questions are followed by closed-ended questions on the same topic, the process is called:
 
  a. siphoning.
  b. tunneling.
  c. funneling.
  d. channeling.

Question 2

This question that you are reading is an example of a(n):
 
  a. open-ended question.
  b. closed-ended question.
  c. Likert scale.
  d. semantic differential.

Question 3

Closed-ended questions:
 
  a. restrict responses to a fixed set of alternatives.
  b. limit responses to yes or no.
  c. are difficult to score.
  d. all of these

Question 4

A disadvantage of open-ended questions is that
 
  a. they provide limited scope for response.
  b. answers may be difficult to categorize.
  c. they reflect the researcher's point of view.
  d. none of these

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