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When a researcher uses a program to randomly select a respondent phone number and types full accounts of the informant's response into a computer, it is called
 
  A) Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI).
  B) Computer Assisted Personal Interviewing (CAPI).
  C) Web-Based In-Depth Interviewing.
  D) Email-Based In-Depth Interviewing.


Dr. Gray asks a very long question that makes her interviewee unable to respond to the question in its entirety easily and simply. This question is a(n)
 
  A) double-barreled question.
  B) overly complex question.
  C) affectively worded question.
  D) overly simplified question.


Dr. Greene asks his interviewee a question that asks her to respond simultaneously both political preference and gun control in a single question. The question creates a false dichotomy creating the idea that the response must be one of the other, not both, and is an example of a(n)
 
  A) double-barreled question.
  B) overly complex question.
  C) affectively worded question.
  D) overly simplified question.
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