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The 28 pages that link to Interview, each with the reason it gives.

• Oral historyNarrower topic: Oral history adapts the interview into a method for documenting lived experience.

• DialogueRelated: Interviews use dialogue but assign participants unequal, defined roles.

• Television interviewNarrower topic: The television interview is a broadcast-specific form of this broader exchange.

• AuditionCompared with: Interviews emphasize discussion, whereas auditions center on demonstrated performance.

• Conversation analysisRelated: Analysis can show how interviewers shape answers through question design and follow-up.

• Talk showRelated: Guest interviews provide the central format for many talk shows.

• Television documentaryRelated: On-camera interviews supply testimony, expertise, and personal perspective.

• InterrogationCompared with: Interviews often seek accounts without the suspicion or pressure associated with interrogation.

• Television presenterRelated: Interviewing is a central skill for presenters of news and discussion programs.

• News gatheringRelated: Interviews let reporters gather firsthand accounts and clarify claims.

• Private investigatorRelated: Interviews can reveal facts, timelines, and witnesses that records do not show.

• Field notesRelated: Notes may preserve interview context, impressions, and details beyond a recording.

• GhostwriterRelated: Interviews let ghostwriters gather stories, views, and language from people whose names will appear on the work.

• Survey methodologyRelated: Interviews are one survey collection mode, though not every interview follows standardized survey procedures.

• Elena PoniatowskaRelated: Interviewing supplied both material and a way to preserve speakers’ distinct voices.

• Radio documentaryRelated: Recorded interviews provide testimony, expertise, and voices central to many documentaries.

• Entertainment journalismRelated: Interviews give performers and creators a direct, though edited, voice in coverage.

• Mrinal SenBroader topic: Its comic premise exposes colonial status and urban unemployment in Sen’s Calcutta trilogy.

• JournalistRelated: Interviews let journalists obtain firsthand accounts and clarify what sources know.

• Seth RogenBroader topic: Its release provoked an international dispute over its fictional plot involving North Korea.

• Small talkCompared with: Small talk is more reciprocal and less explicitly organized around extracting answers.

• Boy AbundaRelated: Questioning prominent guests is central to Abunda's on-screen work.

• Contrast effectRelated: A candidate can seem unusually strong or weak depending on the people interviewed just before.

• Henry MayhewRelated: Mayhew’s conversations with workers supplied much of the evidence in his accounts.

• Jeremy PaxmanNarrower topic: Questioning guests was a defining feature of Paxman’s current-affairs presenting.

• Studs TerkelNarrower topic: His books turn recorded interviews into portraits shaped by questions and edited speech.

• Qualitative analysis (research methods)Related: Interview transcripts are a common source of material for qualitative interpretation.

• Sonja BarendRelated: Barend’s interviewing made personal testimony and public debate accessible on television.