Term ID: T1738

Forced-Choice Format

/forced-choice-format/
An assessment or research methodology where participants must select from predetermined options rather than providing open-ended responses, reducing certain biases but potentially limiting response options.
Example: Personality tests requiring people to choose between "I prefer working alone" or "I prefer working with others" rather than allowing them to explain their preferences in detail.

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Reference: Cronbach (1990)