What is the difference between unstructured and structured interviews?
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER:
Unstructured interviews involve a minimum of control, use open-ended questions, and allow interviewees to respond at their own pace using their own words. Structured interviews use the same set of questions for all informants, in the same sequence, and preferably under the same set of conditions.
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The two primary schools of classification discussed in the text are
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A. a dictionary containing all of its morphemes and their meanings. B. the range of speech sounds. C. its degree of complexity. D. the set of rules that govern the written but not spoken language. E. its symbolic and poetic value.