Task 3: Identifying Plagiarism by Julie-Anne Dix

A. Student Writing

dixjulieanne — 2024-08-11 09:23:52 UTC

Interviews have several advantages over survey questionnaires and one of these advantages is their adaptability. A skilful interviewer can follow up ideas and responses and investigate motives and feelings, which a survey can never do. The way in which a response is made (the tone of voice, facial expression, hesitation and so on) can provide information that a written response would conceal (Bell 2017:210). Interviews can also …

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B. Student Writing

dixjulieanne — 2024-08-11 09:26:44 UTC

Interviews have several advantages over survey questionnaires and one of these advantages is that they are more adaptable. For example, unlike a questionnaire, skilled interviewers are able to explore more fully the reasons behind answers and the emotions of the participants. Variations in voice, face and pauses may all give clues about a specific response which are often lost in a questionnaire. Interviews can also …

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C. Student Writing

dixjulieanne — 2024-08-11 09:28:19 UTC

Interviews have several advantages over survey questionnaires. According to Bell (2017: 210) one of these advantages is that respondents can often make use of the body language of the interviewers to gain information that would not be possible in questionnaires and this means they can give more effective answers to the questions. Interviews can also …

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D. Student Writing

dixjulieanne — 2024-08-11 09:29:14 UTC

Interviews have several advantages over survey questionnaires. As one researcher claims:

A major advantage of an interview is its adaptability. A skilful interviewer can follow up ideas and responses and investigate motives and feelings, which a questionnaire can never do. The way in which a response is made (the tone of voice, facial expression, hesitation etc.) can provide information that a written response would conceal(Bell 2017: 210)

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E. Student Writing

dixjulieanne — 2024-08-11 09:30:23 UTC

Interviews have several advantages over survey questionnaires and one of these advantages is their adaptability. A skilled interviewer can explore reasons and emotions as well as follow up ideas and responses, which questionnaires cannot do. An interview can add valuable information due to the way an answer is given (tone of voice, hesitation, facial expression etc.) that a written questionnaire answer would conceal (Bell 2017: 210). Interviews can also …

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F. Student Writing

dixjulieanne — 2024-08-11 09:32:02 UTC

Interviews have several advantages over questionnaires. According to Bell (2017: 210), one of these advantages is that they are more adaptable. She claims that interviewers who are skilled can ‘follow up ideas and responses and investigate motives and feelings’ which cannot be done with questionnaires. In addition, Bell suggests that variations in voice, face and pauses may all give clues about a specific response which may be lost in a questionnaire. Interviews can also …

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Student Writing

dixjulieanne — 2024-08-11 09:32:47 UTC

Interviews have several advantages over questionnaires. Bell (2017: 210) believes that one of these advantages is that they are more adaptable. One reason that she gives is that the body language of skilled interviewers (such as variations in voice, face and pausing) can help respondents to give information that would not be possible in questionnaires. Interviews can also …

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H. Student Writing

dixjulieanne — 2024-08-11 09:33:35 UTC

Interviews are more adaptable than questionnaires. Skilled interviewers can probe further to explore affective factors which are not evident in a written format (Bell, 2017: 210).

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