There axe (36) research methods you can use to (37) information. As a researcher, you can choose the method or methods that result in your (38) the most information. Your skill in using these methods improves with (39) , just as cooking improves with each dish.
(40) interviews is one of the ways to acquire information. Deciding who to interview is your first step. You often find (41) interviewees through library research or by talking with others. Once you decide who to interview, you (42) the interview. You can conduct interviews in person, by phone, or even by mail. Your most important (43) is to be prepared for the interview. (44) . Asking questions becomes easier if you take a reporter’s perspective. Asking who, where, when, what, how and why helps you explore all areas of a topic. Most people enjoy talking about subjects that interest them and sharing their knowledge with you. However, most people lead busy lives. They don’t have time for your lack of preparation. (45) Your main job in an interview is to listen actively. Your interview depends on your ability to hear and focus on what is said. (46) . It allows you to note nonverbal communication.