Qualitative methods Flashcards

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Techniques used in unstructured interview?

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Be friendly, start informal, give a reason of interview, and give the goal of interview, determine duration, increase confident as false answers don’t exist, ensure confidentiality, check for questions, start easy, summarise and check, ask further, go deeper into personal values and quite friendly establish relationships

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Problems that can arise from
conduct from an unstructured interview,

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Overstepping boundaries
Need a skilled interviewer
Transcript what’s being said so it’s time consuming
Need to ensure we are getting the truth
Keeping on track
Social desirability

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Key facts about unstructured interviews?

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Used qualititative methods
Allows interviewers to get debts to explore issues
Interprativist prefer this methods due to its versthean
May also be semi structured

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What’s a semi structured interview?

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May include some closed question as well as open e.g a reasearch may start by finding out some background information on interviewers
Before trying to move the interview to gain more debth

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What is an interview schedule?

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The topics in mind to cover

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Okays study?

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did a study in british mothers
used unstructured interviews as it allows for proper debts and feeling in order to get more info

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What’s a focus groups?

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A group interview focuses on a particular topic allowing people to talk to one another as well as the interviewer

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Why’s the role of an interview different in a group interview then a focus group?

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In a group role is to ask question
Focus group is when reasercher role is to feed ideas or q’s for participant to discuss and draw out feelings experienced and topics

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What are interviewer affect?

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The way the interviewers personal characteristics and or wordings of the questions in order for the answer to fit what the researcher wants
Therefore this ultimately leads to more bias findings as answers our moulded by the interviewer

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Examples of interviewer effects- Oakley?

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In her study of motherhood in london this could be bias as Okaly a women and a feminist so therefore there is interviewer affects’
Leading questions

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Examples of interviewer effects- Nazroo?

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Who studied into health of ethnic minoritys by interviewing peoplr of the same ethnic minoritys
Ubias as may be more comfortable
Potential bias as may not want want to offend interviewer as they may not have similar experiencing

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Advantage of unstructured interviews?

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Bott saus if she had to right q and answers she wouldn’t have even thought about asking questions
Answers wouldn’t have emerged

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Unstructured interview techniques?

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Non directive
Directive/aggressive
Empathetic
Group

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What is a non directive technique?

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Not talking to much, letting p’s take reign

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Non-directive sources?

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Eileen Baker study of the unification of the church
Followed on scheducal interviews but p’s can talk freely about related issues and ultimated allowed interview to go where they wanted to

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Advantages of non directive?

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-Large amount of data
-Uncovers issue that wouldnt be discovered if this method wasnt use

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Disadvantages of non directive?

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-Interviewer is lengthy
-Had to be transcribed so that time and anylsed via quantitative techniques

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What is directive/agressive technique?

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Try not to be contreversial
Leading q’s on purpouse
Try to trik/ wind up

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Direct/agressive source?

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Howard Beck used this approach to get fuller data
Interviewed teacj=hers
Interviewer challanges views and Beck found that study reveled racist behaviour

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Adantages of direct/agressive study?

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Fuller data
More direct true opinion so more valid

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Disadvantage of direct and agressive technique?

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Feels like an interigation

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Empathetic technique source?

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Ann Okalys study on motherhood in Britan
Used own experienfes to become an insider to empathise
All similar social classes (m/c)

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Advantages of empethetic data?

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Valid data
Accurte reflection of feeling

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Disadvantages of empethic data?

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May take a while to warm to p’s

25
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Group technique- Source

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Paul Willis study on ‘lads’ to gain insight on their feeling towards school
Ultimatley he used a group setting so interviewd all lads together

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Advantages of group techniques?

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Less intimidating

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Disadvantages of groups?

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Difficulty to repete
Dynamics may differer, one persons may change this for everything

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What are leading questions?

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A questions that phrased in a certian way to get a specific answer

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What is subjectivity?

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Letting your opinions into study influencing resut
Positivist dont like this but interpretavist do

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Transcribing meaning?

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Recoding interviews and wrighting them up

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