Interviews

Structured interviews in language research involve predetermined questions with multiple-choice options.

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Unstructured interviews provide participants with a limited range of responses.

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• False

Semi-structured interviews allow for flexibility in exploring participants' perspectives and experiences.

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• False

Structured interviews are most suitable for capturing in-depth narratives and personal experiences

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• False

It is essential to establish rapport and create a comfortable environment for participants before starting the interview.

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Active listening skills, such as maintaining eye contact and nodding, are not important during the interview.

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It is acceptable to ask leading questions during an interview to guide participants toward specific responses.

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Probing questions are used to encourage participants to provide more in-depth information or clarify their responses.

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• False

It is not recommended to include a mix of different question types, such as demographic, behavioral, and attitudinal questions, in an interview to gather comprehensive data.

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Unstructured interviews are easy to analyze

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