To protect the privacy of the interviewee.

To ensure the accuracy of the recording.

To obtain informed consent from the interviewee.

To make the recording available to the public.

The purpose of the interview.

The intended use of the recording.

The identity of the interviewer.

All of the above.

The interviewee's right to privacy.

The interviewer's responsibility to be objective.

The need to ensure that the recording is accurate.

All of the above.

The need to ensure that the transcription is accurate.

The importance of protecting the interviewee's privacy.

The need to avoid bias in the transcription.

All of the above.

Stop the interview immediately.

Ask the interviewee if they would like to continue.

Record the information but keep it confidential.

None of the above.

Use a pseudonym for the interviewee.

Obtain a signed release form from the interviewee.

Store the recording in a secure location.

All of the above.

Use a high-quality recording device.

Take notes during the interview.

Review the recording after the interview.

All of the above.

Use a neutral tone of voice.

Avoid using slang or jargon.

Proofread the transcription carefully.

All of the above.

Store the recording in a cool, dry place.

Use a high-quality storage medium.

Back up the recording regularly.

All of the above.

Deposit the recording in a public archive.

Create a website or podcast to share the recording.

Publish the recording in a book or journal.

All of the above.

The interviewee may be reluctant to share sensitive information.

The interviewer may be biased in their questioning.

The recording may be of poor quality.

All of the above.

Build a rapport with the interviewee.

Be aware of their own biases.

Use high-quality recording equipment.

All of the above.

Oral history interviews can provide valuable insights into the past.

Oral history interviews can help to preserve cultural traditions.

Oral history interviews can be used to educate the public about history.

All of the above.

Oral history interviews can help to preserve the past for future generations.

Oral history interviews can help to promote understanding between different cultures.

Oral history interviews can help to educate the public about important historical events.

All of the above.

Oral history interviews can provide valuable insights into the past that are not available from written sources.

Oral history interviews can help to preserve cultural traditions that might otherwise be lost.

Oral history interviews can help to promote understanding between different cultures.

All of the above.