This document discusses key themes and concepts around qualitative interviewing methods. It covers the importance of building rapport, different types of interviews including structured, semi-structured, and unstructured, as well as common question types such as introducing, follow-up, probing, and specifying questions. It also briefly touches on recording and transcribing interviews, dealing with unexpected situations, and contrasts interviewing with observational methods.

1. ACS 301 October 2, 2008 Qual Methods II: Interviewing

4. Rapport noun . 1. a close and harmonious relationship in which there is common understanding. 2. trust Source: Compact Oxford English Dictionary. 2008. Oxford University Press: Oxford.

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