By listening to what is said, how it is said, and understanding that the interview is a social process, a researcher can take into account ________.
A) the importance of the strategies used both by the interviewer and by the participant
B) the adjustments participants make in their responses to hide their true feelings
C) the ways in which she might be "leading" the participant to make certain statements
D) the role of the interviewee in the group he is a part of

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Understanding the interview as a social process involves recognizing the strategies used by both the interviewer and the participant, which can influence the dynamics and outcomes of the interview.

By Listening to What Is Said, How It Is Said