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RESEARCH GUIDELINES: INTERVIEW

RESEARCH GUIDELINES: INTERVIEW.

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RESEARCH GUIDELINES: INTERVIEW

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  1. RESEARCH GUIDELINES: INTERVIEW You will be required to interview some sort of expert on your topic. This could be someone you already know, or someone that you need to get into contact with. This interview can take place over the phone, through email or Skype, or in person. Everyone is required to do an interview. You need to come up with 10-15 questions ahead of time to ask your expert. The questions and their answers need to be turned in with the interview. When you develop your questions, use your outline as a guide. What do you still need to know? You also must include contact information for the person you interviewed. A phone number and/or email address will suffice. NOW YOU CAN BEGIN YOUR RESEARCH. REMEMBER, YOU NEED TO HAVE AT LEAST FOUR SOURCES; ONE CAN BE THE INTERVIEW. YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR CREATING A WORKS CITED PAGE, SO BE SURE TO KEEP TRACK OF YOUR SOURCES.

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