Mastering Directed and Semi-Directed Interviews

The purpose of directed interviews is to obtain specific information from participants while minimizing variability within the responses.

The main difference is that directed interviews utilize predetermined questions, while semi-directed interviews allow for open-ended conversation with participants.

The advantage of using semi-directed interviews is that they promote spontaneity in responses and allow for more flexibility during the conversation.

<p>Directed and semi-directed interviews are most effective when applied to qualitative research methodologies.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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