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5	5	= Description =
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7	7	Open questions are all questions for which there are no answer options. This means that there is no influence from given answer options. In the written test, the questions are answered in writing. Open questions can be used to query information in text form or numerical information (e.g. number of minutes). Open questions can be used, for example, if the understanding of a situation is to be assessed or if the number of answer options would be too large.
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16	16	=== Validity ===
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18	18	Open questions are used to check knowledge or situational interpretation. The disadvantage is that it checks more the skill to express yourself on paper than it checks the real ability to perform in real life. It proves your know how to act, but not that you are able to act. Answers are checked against a checklist but need interpretation of skilled assessors.
19		-Open answers are most suitable in situations, where new information should be gained, where respondents should not be primed by the given response-possibilities or where holistic feedback is asked and given answers would significantly limit the informative value of the answer.
	15	+Open answers are most suitable in situations, where new information should be gained, where respondents should not be primed by the given response-possibilities or where holistic feedback is asked and given answers would significantly limit the informative value of the answer.
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21	21	=== Reliability ===
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