The Dynamics of Cognitive Interviewing

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The primary goal of this chapter is to explore what actually happened in one set of cognitive interviews: what the interviewers actually did, how the content of the interview affected what they did (and how their behavior affected the subsequent content of the interview), and ultimately, how the dynamics of the cognitive interview affected the conclusions that were drawn. The investigation opens up questions about what specific probing strategies cognitive interviewers employ, and whether they do anything other than probe per se.

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