Unlike participant observation, intensive interviewing does not require:
A) Rapport between researcher and respondent
B) The researcher to enter the field
C) The researcher to keep the respondent's identity confidential
D) Any sort of planning in advance
E) Knowledge of qualitative methods

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Intensive interviewing, unlike participant observation, does not necessarily require the researcher to physically enter the field or environment of the respondent. Participant observation often involves the researcher being present in the community or setting being studied, while intensive interviews can be conducted in various settings, not requiring immersion in the respondent's natural environment.

Unlike Participant Observation, Intensive Interviewing Does Not Require