What is a key difference between case studies and typical research interviewing?
A) Case studies gather interviews from multiple sources connected to the key subject, while typical research interviewing focuses on a general topic and interchangeable subjects.
B) Case studies enact a complex set of interviewer roles to set the subject at ease, while typical research interviewing enacts a singular interview role.
C) Case studies maintain strict interviewer/informant anonymity, while typical research interviews do not guarantee anonymity.
D) Case studies hold interviews in small groups of participants, while typical research interviews hold interviews only one-on-one.
A
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