Sample frame for male in-depth interviews
Medical students are afraid to include abortion in their future practices: in-depth interviews in Maharastra, India
... decision-making as the legal regulation, especially when unmarried women were concerned. Interviewed female students described how their choice of partners and whether to have sexual interactions were affected by such ...
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Being in control? A thematic content analysis of 14 in-depth interviews with 2,4-dinitrophenol users
... Interestingly enough, some participants thought this negative viewpoint to be beneficial; “the last thing we need is more people that have no idea what they're doing, getting a hold of it and killing themselves with it. ...
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Understanding Resident Satisfaction with Involvement in Highway Planning: In-depth interviews during a highway planning process in the Netherlands
... If you want to have detailed information, you really have to put in effort to get it. It is not in the ordinary brochures that are being distributed. (Respondent #12, male, 60C) 4.1.2. (Dis)trust in the government ...
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CONDUCTING IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS: A Guide for Designing and Conducting In-Depth Interviews for Evaluation Input
... your sample, and in the report you note that, “one respondent described the program as having no impact on accessibility for youth because the services are ‘way too expensive for someone my age,’” it would be ...
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WORKBOOK E: CONDUCTING IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS
... returning an “opt-out” or “withdrawal” form. In other words, parents are given the opportunity to withdraw their child from the research. If they do not withdraw their child, then the researchers can include the child in ...
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In-depth Financial Coaching Interviews Final Report
... Coaches were asked to describe financial coaching in general terms. Given that the organizations were selected as a convenience sample and use similar trainings, we expected participants to describe coaching in ...
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Perceptions of advertising in online social networks: In-depth interviews
... General Conclusions Some general conclusions can be drawn from the study regarding the researched sample. The majority of the respondents almost never notice the advertisements on the social network websites ...
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Childcare students and nursery workers : follow up surveys and in-depth interviews
... Poor pay and working conditions were the main reasons for driving people out of the profession according to the in-depth respondents. Referring to co-workers who had left, Harriet said 'they mainly left because ...
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Coding In-depth Semistructured Interviews: Problems of Unitization and Intercoder Reliability and Agreement
... As such, this article helps fill a significant void in the qualitative data analysis literature, which has neglected an important and popular type of qualitative data. We offer this as a starting point that we hope will ...
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Comparing Seven Methodogies for Rigid Alignment of Point Clouds with Focus on Frame-to-Frame Registration in Depth Sequences
... Fig. 17: MRMS of all methods using video sample r = 16, with ς = 1. the first 820 frames and recompute the MRMS for the regis- tration algorithms. In order to allow a more complete analysis and comparison with the ...
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Using environmental monitoring to complement in-depth qualitative interviews in cold homes research
... the sample size for statistical power but in interpreting data and understanding the limits of just measuring room temperature and relative humidity in relation to health and ...
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Using environmental monitoring to complement in depth qualitative interviews in cold homes research
... the sample size for statistical power but in interpreting data and understanding the limits of just measuring room temperature and relative humidity in relation to health and ...
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Establishing a valid construct of fear of childbirth: findings from in depth interviews with women and midwives
... current sample included only three primiparous women. The sample is self-selecting and given the nature of the interviews it is highly likely that the interviews did not capture the views of ...
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Improving care for people with heart failure in Uganda: serial in depth interviews with patients’ and their health care professionals
... which addresses different issues. This research has also shown that serial qualitative multi-perspective inter- views are feasible in a low-resource setting and a different culture. Although the sample size was ...
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Behavior change pathways to voluntary medical male circumcision: narrative interviews with circumcision clients in Zambia
... Once men start to entertain the possibility of VMMC for themselves, the communication focus needs to shift to intention stage priorities. Programming for this stage should push men from merely contemplating the ...
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Psychiatric morbidity in a cross sectional sample of male remanded prisoners.
... We interviewed one third of prisoners on remand at Clover- hill prison in Dublin, using a stratified random sampling method to ensure that no wing within the prison was under- represented. Information leaflets were ...
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Conducting Qualitative In-depth Interviews
... As you read through the handouts that follow, keep in mind that the interviews you will conduct represent a special type of conversation. Ideally, the participants will do the vast majority of the talking and they ...
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In-depth interviews examining perceptions of burnout in college forensics
... forensic participants, the activity has faced criticism that its competitive community does not do enough to encourage holistic wellness among its members. Scholars have expressed concern that personal welfare is not ...
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Ethical issues in the use of in-depth interviews: literature review and discussion
... as interviews sometimes probe unexpected ...for interviews to harm partici- pants emotionally is noted in some papers, although this is often set against potential therapeutic ...in-depth ...
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Ethical issues in the use of in depth interviews: literature review and discussion
... as interviews sometimes probe unexpected ...for interviews to harm participants emotionally is noted in some papers, although this is often set against potential therapeutic ...in-depth ...
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