Research Plan Test Let's test how much you have learned today! 1. How long is the duration for the In-Depth Interview? Answer: 60 – 120 minutes. In-depth interviewing is a qualitative research technique tha involves conducting intensive individual interviews with a small number of respondents to explore their perspectives on a particular idea, program, or situation. 2. Closed-Ended Questions are suitable for asking? Answer: Closed questions are great for gathering specific information or getting short, direct answers. This question usually only has two possible answers: yes or no. Examples of closed questions include: a. “Have you had lunch yet?” b. "Do you like blue?" c. "Have you ever been abroad? 3. Why do we need to give consent to participants? Answer: Giving consent to participants is important because it respects the right to privacy and ensures informed participation. It protects participants by providing information about the purpose, risks and benefits of their participation. Consent also builds trust, maintains transparency, and ensures the ethical and lawful use of collected personal information.