An interview conducted using a specific, predetermined list of questions is known as a structured interview.
The defining feature is the adherence to an identified list of questions before the interview begins. This contrasts with less formal interview styles like open discussions where the conversation flows more freely.
Therefore, an interview based on a pre-identified list of questions is accurately termed a structured interview.
| List – I (Types of reliability) | List – II (Procedure) |
| (a) Stability | (i) Administer one test and correlate the items to each other. |
| (b) Equivalence | (ii) Administer different tests to the same individuals over a period of time. |
| (c) Equivalence and Stability | (iii) Administer the same test to the same individuals over a period of time. |
| (d) Internal consistency | (iv) Administer different tests to the same individuals at about the same time. |