Answer to Question 1
ANS: C
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A Questionnaires, because they are prestructured, are less susceptible to researcher bias.
B Available data do not constitute a data collection method.
C Researcher bias can most affect observational methods because the researcher is the observer.
D Physiologic measurement is objective and less susceptible to researcher bias.
Answer to Question 2
ANS: A
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A Interviews and questionnaires are both good for understanding the attitudes, beliefs, and feelings of participants.
B Interviews are not usually analyzed using statistics.
C Interviews and questionnaires do not necessarily require extensive researcher training.
D Interviews are not usually paper-and-pencil tests.