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An interview used for speech research is best described as __________.

An interview used for speech research is best described as __________.

▸ a conversation to establish interpersonal rapport between two individuals

▸ a divisive conversation between two people who may or may not know each other

▸ the ideas, testimony, conclusions or judgments of witnesses or recognized authorities

▸ a carefully planned question-and-answer session aimed at gathering information

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Communication: Making Connections

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Authors: Seiler, Beall, Mazer

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