What Is Not an Advantage to Using Unstructured Interviewing Techniques

question 74

Multiple Choice

What is not an advantage to using unstructured interviewing techniques when conducting field research?

• A) good when the researcher does not know much about the subject under study
• B) good when the researcher may be likely to enter into casual conversation with the subject as a means of gathering data
• C) good when there is a high likelihood of the subjects and the researcher spending a lot of time together
• D) being able to ask pre-established questions and record the answers

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