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The provided interview transcript offers insights into the challenges faced during qualitative research, particularly in recruiting suitable participants, selecting appropriate interview formats, and ensuring a smooth interview process. For this assignment, analyze the interview transcript carefully, focusing on issues related to participant recruitment, interview methodology, and process management. Discuss the implications of these issues in qualitative research, referencing relevant scholarly literature to support your analysis. Your paper should critically examine the strategies used by the interviewer, the challenges encountered, and potential improvements or best practices for conducting effective interviews in social research settings. Ensure your discussion includes considerations of ethical procedures, such as obtaining informed consent, and how non-verbal cues can influence data collection. Support your arguments with at least five credible scholarly references, citing them appropriately throughout your paper. Your essay should have a clear introduction, body paragraphs analyzing the key themes, and a conclusive summary of findings and recommendations for future research practices.

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