Some researchers suggest that interviews give "voice" to people who may never have been heard before and offer privileged access to authentic experience, private worlds, and true selves. How do interviews do this?

a. interviews allow respondents to speak in their own words; they can reveal their thoughts, feelings, and beliefs-internal states that would not necessarily be accessible by any other means.

b. respondents are not always forth-coming or truthful. sometimes they are difficult to talk to, and at other times they may try too hard to be.

c. interviews may contribute to unfair stereotypes.

d. interviews are relatively quick and economical and can provide a vast amount of data.

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Yair Hogan

Social Studies

4 December, 18:25

Some researchers suggest that interviews give "voice" to people who may never have been heard before and offer privileged access to authentic experience, private worlds, and true selves. How do interviews do this?

a. interviews allow respondents to speak in their own words; they can reveal their thoughts, feelings, and beliefs-internal states that would not necessarily be accessible by any other means.

b. respondents are not always forth-coming or truthful. sometimes they are difficult to talk to, and at other times they may try too hard to be.

c. interviews may contribute to unfair stereotypes.

d. interviews are relatively quick and economical and can provide a vast amount of data.

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Saniyah Castro · Answer 1

a. interviews allow respondents to speak in their own words; they can reveal their thoughts, feelings, and beliefs-internal states that would not necessarily be accessible by any other means.

Explanation:

Interviews allow individuals reveal what they may not in their works or other endeavors with the public. No wonder journalists go after interviews and believe them the jackpot. There is a closer look at the interviewee during this process since he coukd be asked more personal questions here.