In what type of interview does the investigator ask a list of questions, but is free to vary them or make up new questions on topics that take on importance during the course of the interview?
A) a structured interview
B) an open-ended interview
C) an invalid experiment
D) a participant observation
E) subject to interviewer bias

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This is an example of an open-ended interview, where the investigator has a list of questions as a guide, but can tailor the conversation to follow up on interesting topics or ask new questions as they arise. This type of interview is known as an open-ended interview where the investigator has a list of questions but is free to vary them or make up new questions on topics that take on importance during the course of the interview. The other options listed are not relevant to this type of interview.

In What Type of Interview Does the Investigator Ask a List