Question
How is telephonic interview different from mailed questionnaire method?
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Answer
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Meaning
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In this method, investigator collects information from respondents over telephone. He collects telephonic data of his respondents and calls them for getting information.
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In this method, questionnaires are sent to respondents through post or e-mail and he is requested to fill it and revert back. In this method, investigator does not go to respondents personally but sends questionnaire via post or e-mail. A covering letter is also sent which explains the purpose of collecting information and surety that information will be kept confidential.
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Pitch and para language
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In this we can judge certain things from pitch and para language.
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In this we cannot judge anything from pitch and para language.
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Respondent
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It can be used for literate as well as illiterate respondents.
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It can be used only for literate respondent.
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