In qualitative interviewing, it is important

In qualitative interviewing, it is important
 
  a. to agree with what the respondent is saying verbally and with body language so that respondents know you are listening.
  b. to clarify any inaccuracies the respondent may have about actual matters so they are not misguided.
  c. to not spend a lot of time on issues that are not of interest to you as the researched.
  d. to be aware of your responses so that you are confident that you are not shaping the respondent's answers in any way.
  e. to discuss only matters that are important and related to the subject at hand.