In the context of a qualitative interview, leading questions can be helpful in that they allow the researcher to:
A) bias results.
B) fact-check.
C) intimidate the participant.
D) triangulate.

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Leading questions are generally discouraged in qualitative interviews because they can bias results. However, they can be useful for fact-checking by prompting participants to confirm or clarify previously mentioned information.

In the Context of a Qualitative Interview, Leading Questions Can