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1)Qualitative researchers disagree about what constitutes “leading,” and how careful to be in avoiding leading responses, for example, whether it is OK to ask closed questions or to paraphrase back to the informant what he or she says

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1)Qualitative researchers disagree about what constitutes “leading,” and how careful to be in avoiding leading responses, for example, whether it is OK to ask closed questions or to paraphrase back to the informant what he or she says. What do you think?

2)How detailed should an interview schedule be? Qualitative researchers sometimes find themselves developing increasingly elaborate interview schedules (say with 20 or more questions), while others argue that a single question is often enough (“Tell me the story of…”) What do you think? What are the consequences of simple versus complex interview schedules?