Unstructured Interviews in Qualitative Research - what & why, advantages & disadvantages??

In this video, Dr Sam Ghosh explains the process of conducting unstructured interviews in qualitative research. The video answers the following:
What is it?
When to use it?
Advantages and disadvantages of using it?
What are the different ways of collecting data (and their advantages and disadvantages)?
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