Open-ended questions may be used in pilot interviews in order to
A) save time.
B) facilitate the process of quantifying the results.
C) identify the possible alternative responses for closed questions.
D) all of these are true.

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Open-ended questions are used in pilot interviews to explore a wide range of responses, which can help in identifying possible alternative responses for closed questions in future surveys or studies. They are not primarily used to save time or facilitate the process of quantifying results, as open-ended responses can be more time-consuming to analyze and harder to quantify than closed questions.

Open-Ended Questions May Be Used in Pilot Interviews in Order