In a typical qualitative interview,
A) open-ended questions are used.
B) the interviewer shows interest in participants' responses and encourages elaboration.
C) the beginning and end are not clear.
D) the interviewer adjusts to the participants' norms and their use of language.
E) all of the above.

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All of the above options are characteristic of a typical qualitative interview. Open-ended questions allow for a more in-depth and detailed response from participants. Showing interest in participants' responses and encouraging elaboration helps to build rapport and gain more information. The beginning and end of the interview may not be clearly defined as the conversation flows naturally. Interviewers adjust to participants' norms and their use of language to create a comfortable and inclusive environment.

In a Typical Qualitative Interview