The Advantage of an Unstructured Interview Is That

question 5

Multiple Choice

The advantage of an unstructured interview is that

• A) the researcher doesn't have to make up the interview questions.
• B) they are relatively inexpensive.
• C) it focuses on the respondent's understanding of the social world and allows the researcher to understand their viewpoints.
• D) it helps the researcher to narrow the focus of his or her interests.
• E) it allows the researcher to change his or her research questions during the interview.

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