Qualitative interviews vary in terms of
A) number of times each respondent is interviewed.
B) the length of each interview.
C) the degree of structure of each interview.
D) the number of interviewees and interviewers participating in the session.
E) all of these

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Qualitative interviews can vary in all of these aspects - number of interviews, length of each interview, degree of structure, and number of participants. Some interviews may involve only one session, while others may occur multiple times; some interviews may be very structured with a set list of questions, while others may be more casual and open-ended. Similarly, some interviews may involve only one interviewer and one interviewee, while others may take place in a group setting with multiple participants. All of these variations can be used in qualitative research depending on the research question and methodology.

Qualitative Interviews Vary in Terms of