Exam 10: Qualitative Interviewing

Qualitative interviewing by its very nature is:

Qualitative interviews are based on a deliberate plan but are inherently flexible.

The primary purpose of the probe in a line of questioning is to:

Diachronic delivery of data starts at the beginning and progresses:

Which delivery of material starts at the beginning and progresses chronologically?

The first step in gaining access to an organization or group of people is finding a (n) __________.

____ is the most open style of interviewing:

_______ interviews involve a mixture of questions that are predetermined and created on the spot.

The most basic level of compensation for participating in research is:

In qualitative interviewing, these types of questions guide the interview process:

Mode of data analysis depends on:

Memoing is the process of:

The more connected one is to a group, the more of a(n) __________  they are.

A great way to make sense of qualitative data is through:

The interview schedule for focus groups can be:

Compare and contrast the two different types of focus groups discussed in the text. What are the strengths and weaknesses of each?

Unidentified specialized words in qualitative interviewing are referred to as ______ categories.

______ is a technique that involves writing about the research process from beginning to end.