Overview
Interview techniques in qualitative research are essential for gathering detailed insights from participants. Understanding the different types of interviews, such as structured, semi-structured, and unstructured, allows researchers to choose the best method for their study. Effective interview desi...
Key Terms
Example: A job interview where all candidates are asked the same questions.
Example: An interview with a researcher that allows for follow-up questions.
Example: A casual chat with a participant about their experiences.
Example: Transcribing an audio recording of an interview for analysis.
Example: Labeling responses about customer satisfaction as 'positive' or 'negative'.
Example: Participants sign a form agreeing to participate in the research.
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intermediateKey Concepts
Types of InterviewsInterview DesignData CollectionEthical Considerations