Question wording include in the interview the and types and There are a variety of questions we can framework we need to bear in mind that these provide the and unstructured is so often through exploratory responses that deviate from the interview schedule The first few questions These are particularly important in an interview not so much from the conrent point of view but rather because they set the tone and create initial rapport. I the interviewees feel that they themselves justice when answering these initial questions, this will make them feel competent, help them to relax and consequently encourage them to open up. This is why researchers often start with easy personal or factual questions(for example, about respondent's family or job). The quality of the subsequent responses will to a large extent depend on the climate of trust that we create in this initial ice-breaking period. Content questions Patton(2002) points out that on any given topic, it is possible to ask any of six main types of question focusing on: (a) experi ences and behaviours, (b) opinions and values, (c) feelings, (d)knowledge, (e) sensory information(i.e. what someone has seen, heard, tasted, smelled etc., and even what the interviewer would have seen or heard if he/she had