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Interviewer Bias Explained
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Interviewer bias is a study that has a bias that emerges during the study. This bias, along with other biases, such as experiencing and observing survivorship bias, can influence the results of the study, leading to flawed conclusions.
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The way a question is asked can greatly influence a respondent's answer.
31:34 - 33:18 (01:44)
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The way a question is asked can greatly influence a respondent's answer. Framing and priming are important factors to consider when designing surveys.
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Interviewer bias can emerge during a study and can affect the behavior of the interviewer or participant.
33:18 - 37:15 (03:56)
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Interviewer bias can emerge during a study and can affect the behavior of the interviewer or participant. This bias can impact the outcomes of the study, such as in clinical trials or surveys.
ChapterInterviewer Bias Explained
EpisodeResearch Bias: Sort It Out, Science
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Survivorship bias can affect the results of memory studies, where those without the memory being studied are excluded, potentially leading to skewed results.
37:15 - 39:17 (02:01)
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Survivorship bias can affect the results of memory studies, where those without the memory being studied are excluded, potentially leading to skewed results. Furthermore, participants in memory studies may also influence the outcome, particularly when asked to self-report.