The limitations of in-depth interviews

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Social Perspectives: An Introduction - Open University of Mauritius

Question 1

‘The limitations of in-depth interviews far outweigh the advantages'. Assess this claim.

Question 2

‘Functionalists have exaggerated the extent of consensus in society'. Explain and assess this claim.

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