It Is Difficult for In-Depth Interviewing to Have High Reliability

question 17

Multiple Choice

It is difficult for in-depth interviewing to have high reliability because:

• A)interviewees often do not show up for the interview.
• B)interviews cannot be exactly replicated in future studies.
• C)interview topics can be interpreted differently by each interviewee.
• D)probability sampling is rarely used.

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