A self-report technique that might require a respondent to retrieve a great deal of information from memory involves:
A) experience sampling
B) stimulus judgments
C) psychophysical assessments
D) open-ended questions

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Open-ended questions require respondents to retrieve information from memory and provide their own answer without any predetermined choices or options. This can be more difficult than other self-report techniques, such as stimulus judgments or psychophysical assessments, which involve making judgments or ratings based on pre-determined stimuli or physical sensations. Experience sampling also involves reporting on current experiences in the moment, rather than recalling past experiences from memory.

A Self-Report Technique That Might Require a Respondent to Retrieve