Which researcher's work sparked the person–situation debate?

Death at a hospital has the benefit of ____; however, many often complain that ____

a. having the support of healthcare professionals; it tends to be impersonal and dehumanizing b. being covered by health insurance; tends to be far from an individual's home c. convenience for loved ones; it is extremely costly and financially draining d. being socially accepted; it tends to be frightening and demoralizing

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of face-to-face interviews?

a. Face-to-face interviews provide an opportunity to establish rapport with the respondents. b. Face-to-face interviews provide an opportunity to help respondents with interpretation of the questions. c. Face-to-face interviews provide an opportunity to challenge the respondents on questionable answers. d. Face-to-face interviews allow flexibility in determining the wording and sequence of questions.