A written, rather than an oral, form or questioning of users to determine facts or beliefs about a system is referred to as a(n):
A)Interview
B)Questionnaire
C)Interrogation
D)System Survey

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A questionnaire is a written form of questioning used to gather information from a large number of people in a structured and standardized way. It is commonly used in research and evaluation to collect data on attitudes, beliefs, behaviors, and experiences related to a particular topic or system. Interviews involve speaking directly with users and are generally used when in-depth and more nuanced information is desired. Interrogation connotes a more aggressive and confrontational approach and is not appropriate for gathering information in a user research context. System survey is not a commonly used term and does not accurately describe the approach of using a questionnaire to gather information about a system.

A Written, Rather Than an Oral, Form or Questioning of Users