Kizspy | Question: 20 (Choose 1 answer)
How do you understand "informal interviews"?
A. In these interviews, the researcher is focused and is trying to gain information, but he or she exercises relatively little control over the responses of the informant.
B. In these interviews, the interviewer usually has a written list of questions to ask the informant but tries to extend if possible.
C. There are few controls in these interviews, they just take place, are not organized and focused, and are generally used to introduce researchers to their informants.
D. In these interviews, the interviewer has a specific set of instructions that guide those who ask respondents questions.
