Hello all,
Recently, I have encountered math problem which I do not know how to solve. I mean, I understand why the suggested answer is correct, but I need to know how to calculate it by myself. I will be very grateful for straight-forward explanation.
The following table was presented from a field study to illustrate the effect of question type on responses during interviews.
Note: Numbers in parentheses are percentages within the columns
Questions: Based on the information presented, which question type would you recommend to use during the interviews?
A. Invitation questions
B. Durective
C. Option-posing
D. Suggestive
Recently, I have encountered math problem which I do not know how to solve. I mean, I understand why the suggested answer is correct, but I need to know how to calculate it by myself. I will be very grateful for straight-forward explanation.
The following table was presented from a field study to illustrate the effect of question type on responses during interviews.
Question types and the production of new and contradictory details:Question type | Number of questions asked | Response: new details | Response: contradictory details |
Invitation | 56 | 48 (11%) | 0 (0%) |
Directive | 93 | 71 (17%) | 19 (21%) |
Option-posing | 223 | 158 (38%) | 42 (46%) |
Suggestive | 187 | 144 (34%) | 30 (33%) |
Questions: Based on the information presented, which question type would you recommend to use during the interviews?
A. Invitation questions
B. Durective
C. Option-posing
D. Suggestive