According to your textbook, when preparing questions for a research interview, you should
A) avoid questions you can answer without the interview.
B) organize questions alphabetically by subject.
C) arrange questions in the order you want to ask them.
D) all of the above.
E) a and c only.

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When preparing questions for a research interview, it's important to avoid questions that can be answered without the interview to ensure the interview's time is used efficiently on information that cannot be easily obtained elsewhere. Additionally, arranging questions in the order you want to ask them helps in maintaining a logical flow during the interview, making it easier for the respondent to follow and for you to manage the conversation. Organizing questions alphabetically by subject is not recommended as it does not necessarily reflect the natural flow of the interview or the importance of the questions.

According to Your Textbook, When Preparing Questions for a Research