Self-report questions in which the investigator provides answers from which the respondent chooses are called:
A) closed-ended
B) observational
C) controlled
D) experimental

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Closed-ended questions provide a list of answer choices from which the respondent selects. Options B, C, and D do not accurately describe this type of questioning technique. Observational questions rely on observation rather than self-report, controlled questions usually refer to experimental study design rather than type of questions, and experimental questions refer specifically to experiments rather than a type of question format.

Self-Report Questions in Which the Investigator Provides Answers from Which