Which of the following is NOT one of the ways survey interviews differ from ordinary conversations?
A) The interviewer is nonjudgmental and does not try to change the respondent's opinions or beliefs.
B) The respondent provides almost all information. The interviewer does not correct a respondent's factual errors.
C) The interviewer employs ritual responses to stimulate respondents.
D) The interviewer controls the topic, direction, and pace. He or she keeps the respondent "on task," and irrelevant diversions are contained.
E) The respondent should not evade questions and should give truthful, thoughtful answers.

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This statement is actually describing one of the ways survey interviews are different from ordinary conversations. In survey interviews, the interviewer does employ ritual responses to stimulate respondents. The other options all accurately describe ways in which survey interviews differ from ordinary conversations.

Which of the Following Is NOT One of the Ways