Lesson 4.2.3.T3
4.2.3.T3 Self-report techniques Quiz: AQA Psychology, Unit 2
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The 20 questions
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Which questionnaire item provides respondents with a restricted choice of answers?
- Qualitative item
- Open question
- Unstructured prompt
- Closed question
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What type of question allows respondents to answer freely in their own words?
- Open question
- Closed question
- Fixed question
- Structured question
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Which interview type uses a predetermined set of identical questions for all participants?
- Clinical interview
- Structured interview
- Semi-structured interview
- Unstructured interview
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Which interview type follows a flexible, free-flowing conversation without a fixed question list?
- Standardised interview
- Closed interview
- Unstructured interview
- Structured interview
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What bias occurs when participants give answers that make them look good?
- Participant reactivity
- Social desirability bias
- Demand characteristic
- Investigator effect
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Which question type is easiest to analyse statistically due to fixed response categories?
- Closed question
- Unstructured question
- Open question
- Qualitative question
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What type of data is produced by open questions in questionnaires?
- Quantitative data
- Secondary data
- Qualitative data
- Meta-analytic data
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Which type of interview is most suitable for exploring complex personal experiences in depth?
- Naturalistic observation
- Unstructured interview
- Semi-structured interview
- Structured interview
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Which self-report method is best for efficiently collecting easily comparable data from 1000 people?
- Unstructured interview
- Covert observation
- Open questionnaire
- Closed questionnaire
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A questionnaire asks 'How much do you exercise?' without specifying units. What is the main issue?
- Investigator effect
- Demand characteristics
- Social desirability
- Ambiguity
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Participants under-reporting illegal behaviour to look good is an example of which bias?
- Publication bias
- Sampling bias
- Social desirability bias
- Confirmation bias
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What is a major practical advantage of using questionnaires compared to unstructured interviews?
- Zero respondent bias
- High ecological validity
- Complex qualitative depth
- Economical and quick
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An interviewer nodding only when expected answers are given is an example of what?
- Social desirability
- Investigator effect
- Participant reactivity
- Demand characteristics
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What small-scale preliminary study is conducted to identify and fix unclear questionnaire items?
- Peer review
- Single-blind study
- Pilot study
- Double-blind study
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Why might closed questions have lower validity than open questions?
- High interviewer bias
- Complex statistical analysis
- Qualitative overload
- Forced choice options
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Using both questionnaires and interviews to study the same topic is known as what?
- Standardisation
- Triangulation
- Operationalisation
- Counterbalancing
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What type of data is produced by a questionnaire using five-point rating scales?
- Secondary data
- Quantitative data
- Descriptive data
- Qualitative data
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Interviewer characteristics such as age or accent may affect responses. What is this an example of?
- Interviewer effect
- Operational definition error
- Random allocation error
- Order effect
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What term describes data collected directly by the researcher specifically for their own study?
- Qualitative data
- Primary data
- Raw unstructured data
- Secondary data
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What feature of closed questions directly improves the consistency of scoring?
- High ecological validity
- Standardised options
- Unstructured responses
- Qualitative richness
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