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  • Interview
    A data-gathering technique where you verbally ask subjects or respondents questions to get answers related to your research study, mostly used in qualitative research
  • Types of Interview
    • Structured Interview
    • Unstructured Interview
    • Semi-Structured Interview
  • Structured Interview
    Uses an interview schedule or list of questions with only one answer from a set of alternatives, respondents are barred from giving their own thinking or emotions
  • Unstructured Interview
    Respondents answer questions based on their own thoughts and feelings, without suggested answers
  • Semi-Structured Interview
    Combines characteristics of structured and unstructured interviews, has a schedule of questions with suggested answers but also allows respondents to explain their choices and for the interviewer to change questions
  • Approaches of Interview
    • Individual Interview
    • Group Interview
    • Mediated Interview
  • Individual Interview
    Only one respondent is interviewed, due to lack of trust among interviewees to share responses in a group
  • Group Interview
    Also called focus group interview, question is asked to a group of people who take turns answering, but there is a risk of respondents getting influenced by others
  • Mediated Interview
    Interview takes place through electronic communication devices like telephone, mobile, email, without face-to-face interaction and disregarding non-verbal communication
  • Steps in Conducting Interview
    • Getting to know each other
    • Having an idea of the research
    • Starting the interview
    • Conducting the interview proper
    • Putting an end to the interview
    • Pondering over interview afterthoughts