Interviews (HSC SSCE Community and Family Studies): Flashcards
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What is the purpose of interviews in research?
What is the purpose of interviews in research?
To gather detailed answers through conversation.
What are structured interviews?
What are structured interviews?
Interviews with a fixed list of questions for consistency.
What characterizes unstructured interviews?
What characterizes unstructured interviews?
They allow open-ended responses and are flexible.
What is a key advantage of structured interviews?
What is a key advantage of structured interviews?
They ensure consistent data collection.
What is a disadvantage of unstructured interviews?
What is a disadvantage of unstructured interviews?
They are harder to repeat accurately.
What should you do before conducting an interview?
What should you do before conducting an interview?
Set the purpose and develop fitting questions.
What are open-ended questions?
What are open-ended questions?
Questions that allow free expression of thoughts.
What is a benefit of closed-ended questions?
What is a benefit of closed-ended questions?
They provide easy analysis and precise data.
Why is building rapport important in interviews?
Why is building rapport important in interviews?
It helps participants feel comfortable and honest.
How does non-verbal communication aid interviews?
How does non-verbal communication aid interviews?
It adds depth to understanding responses.