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A crucial difference between structured and unstructured interviews is that __________.

A crucial difference between structured and unstructured interviews is that __________.

A. unstructured interviews involve asking the same question of everyone in a sample of the population
B. structured interviews involve asking the same question of everyone in a sample of the population
C. unstructured interviews require participants to reveal their true identities
D. structured interviews require participants to reveal their true identities

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