In a one-to-one face-to-face interview one researcher conducts the interview:
A) Over the telephone.
B) Face-to-face with one interviewee.
C) Using a photo-elicitation approach.
D) With a group of interviewees.

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In a one-to-one face-to-face interview, the researcher conducts the interview with one interviewee in a physical location, which can enable better rapport building, nonverbal communication, and opportunities for follow-up questions or clarification. Telephone interviews (A) lack visual cues and may limit the rapport-building process. Photo-elicitation (C) involves using visual prompts such as photographs or videos, which can be useful for exploring topics that are difficult to verbalize, but this approach still typically involves one researcher and one interviewee. Group interviews (D) involve multiple participants, which can make it difficult to maintain focus and depth of discussion, and can also introduce group dynamics and power differentials.

In a One-To-One Face-To-Face Interview One Researcher Conducts the Interview