Self-reports
A) are usually very accurate.
B) ask research participants to provide information on their thoughts, beliefs, and experiences.
C) tell researchers little about the reasoning behind how participants behave.
D) are always highly structured.

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Self-reports ask research participants to provide information on their thoughts, beliefs, and experiences. While they may not provide insight into the reasoning behind behavior, they are useful for gathering subjective information from participants. It is not true that they are always highly structured, and their accuracy can vary depending on factors such as the honesty of the participant and the wording of the questions.

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