Effective Resource Management (HSC SSCE Community and Family Studies): Flashcards
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What is an interview in research methods?
What is an interview in research methods?
A process of collecting information by asking questions.
What defines a structured interview?
What defines a structured interview?
An interview with specific questions in a set order.
What is an unstructured interview?
What is an unstructured interview?
An informal interview with a flexible question format.
Why are interviews essential in research?
Why are interviews essential in research?
They gather detailed insights into people's experiences.
What is a key function in planning interviews?
What is a key function in planning interviews?
Make questions that fit the research goals effectively.
What is important in active listening during interviews?
What is important in active listening during interviews?
Ensure understanding and engage with the participant.
Why is maintaining neutrality important in interviews?
Why is maintaining neutrality important in interviews?
To avoid bias and ensure objective data collection.
What are common methods for recording interview responses?
What are common methods for recording interview responses?
Written notes, audio, and video recordings with consent.
What is thematic analysis in interview data?
What is thematic analysis in interview data?
Finding and understanding themes in the data collected.
What is a limitation of using interviews?
What is a limitation of using interviews?
They can be time-consuming and may introduce biases.