Interviews can include many different question types. There are questions that suit open discussions very well, while others direct the participant to particular answers. Researchers should choose questions that best fit their needs $($e$.$g$.$ opening or closing an interview$).$

Answer the following:

Design an interview for use with your potential participants. Write your questions in the order you have chosen for them. Annotate each question by identifying its type and your goal for choosing it$.$

Provide an updated version of the following research questions

$1)$ What is the level of compliance in the application of agricultural policies by the government, and other stakeholders in Malawi?

$2)$ What challenges are there in the implementation of policies and how does it impact on agricultural yields?

$3)$ What impact does the outlined polices have on the economic growth, especially in Rural region?

Keeping your updated research question in mind, elaborate on the ideal sample $($in terms of targeted participants and sample size$)$; the types of interviews likely to be engaged in; the proposed number of interviews; and how everything is going to fit with other research activities