Postexperimental interviews fulfill many obligations the experimenter has toward his or her participants. Which of the following is NOT among them?
a. ethical obligations to inform participants about the experiment
b. educating participants about the nature and role of psychological research
c. offering the participant satisfaction with his or her role in the experiment
d. assessing whether the participant would like to be trained as a researcher, too
Question 2
Because much of data collection in qualitative research is spent interviewing and observing participants in their natural environment, data collection is sometimes called ____________, and notes taken by the researcher are called ____________.
a. qualitation; quality
b. method triangulation; data triangulation
c. fieldwork; fieldnotes
d. feedback; data
