Question

select all that apply
which two are characteristics of research interviews?

□ they are conversations with celebrities.
□ they are also known as investigative interviews.
□ they are extremely easy.
□ they are often conducted by journalists.

Explanation:

Research interviews (often called investigative interviews) are systematic data-gathering tools, not limited to celebrities, not inherently easy, and are commonly conducted by journalists for investigative or research purposes. The other options are incorrect: research interviews can involve any participant, not just celebrities, and they require careful planning so they are not extremely easy.

Answer:

• They are also known as investigative interviews.
• They are often conducted by journalists.