In order not to undermine rapport in in-depth interviews, the researcher may ask for informed consent at the end rather than the beginning of the interview.

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Informed consent should be obtained before the interview begins in order to ensure that the participant understands their rights and the purpose of the interview. Asking for informed consent at the end of the interview may create distrust and damage rapport.

In Order Not to Undermine Rapport in In-Depth Interviews, the Researcher