Study 3: Qualitative interviews with Tamil Brahmans
Using environmental monitoring to complement in-depth qualitative interviews in cold homes research
... up qualitative evidence where reported heating patterns matched the DL ...Front study (Study 1) there was a high degree of correlation between temperatures logged by the DLs and those recorded using ...
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Predicting user acceptance of Tamil speech to text by native Tamil Brahmans
... the Brahmans .Protection of the Brahmans, Vaishya and Sudra is the dharma of the Kshatriyas ...the Brahmans, Kshatriyas and Vaishyas is the dharma of a Sudra ...the Brahmans are identified ...
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Qualitative research interviews and the study of national security intelligence
... In-depth interviews are more common in Intelligence ...In-depth interviews can either be unstructured or ...Unstructured interviews take the form of open conversations with one or more ...
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The Researcher’s Reflexivity in Qualitative Interviews
... conducting qualitative research, a researcher should not influence what a participant says, should not dominate the interview, and should not offend the ...conducting interviews for my ...the ...
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Qualitative telephone interviews: Strategies for success
... her study as women were comfortable discussing a highly sensitive subject over the telephone with a ...telephone interviews from older children is higher (Vogl, ...
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Prescribing for personality disorder: qualitative study of interviews with general and forensic consultant psychiatrists.
... Strengths and limitations of the study Researcher biases in the interviews and analysis may influence the findings. The usual steps were taken to try to limit these by using a semi-structured interview ...
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A critical review of qualitative interviews in applied linguistics
... 4. The ‘what’ and the ‘how’ Where the interview only plays a supportive role and where the intention is to use interview data to support other data, it could be argued that there simply is not space for consideration of ...
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One-On-One Interviews: A Qualitative Assessment Approach
... This study does not involve any type of physical risk; you will be asked to answer questions about your expectations about college life, your academic and residential experiences, your interactions with friends ...
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Qualitative Interviews: A Methodological Discussion of the Interviewer and Respondent Contexts
... The current article seeks to rectify these weaknesses in the literature by presenting an explicit, comprehensive framework within which to evaluate the merits of face-to-face and telephone interviewing modes. It is ...
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The culture of cancer and the therapeutic impact of qualitative research interviews
... my study uphold the views expressed in Morse’s (1994) pub- lication in that all participants demonstrated a wish to tell their story in the hope that this would inform care and help ...several interviews ...
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The Practical Utility and Suitability of Email Interviews in Qualitative Research
... Janice E. Hawkins 499 continued responding to my follow up questions, I felt that the thank you note and gift card communicated that participants were not obliged to continue to respond beyond their own level of desired ...
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The potentials and pitfalls of using Skype for qualitative (longitudinal) interviews
... Alisha’s more detailed exemplar points to the interaction between deep understandings of ‘frame’, ‘impression management’ and the nature of the qualitative interview. Alisha, a middle-class, British Pakistani ...
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Interviews as a qualitative research method in management and economics sciences
... of interviews as a qualitative method including the area of applications, and limitations of qualitative ...of qualitative methodology in academic environment and ways to deal with ...of ...
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Psycho social impact of stillbirths on women and their families in Tamil Nadu, India – a qualitative study
... This study of the psycho-social impact of stillbirth in a low resource urban setting in India, is the first to explore the phenomenon of stillbirth in detail using qualitative ...The study identified ...
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Use of strategies to improve retention in primary care randomised trials: a qualitative study with in-depth interviews
... discussed by the group in preplanned meetings. This group met monthly while data were collected. There was a high degree of convergence in the themes identi fi ed. Data were also analysed iteratively so that early results ...
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Comparing OSV operations in Brazil with Norway : qualitative benchmark study of the cost drivers using interviews
... completely narrow down the responses received from the interview participant, thus widening the potential findings in the study. The making of the interview guide In order to create an appropriate interview guide, ...
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Using the Lifegrid in Qualitative Interviews With Parents and Substance Abusing Adolescents
... further allowed the interviewer and participant to document particular events and discuss them in detail later in the interview or in a follow-up interview. This is particularly important for sensitive research such as ...
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Transparency and replicability in qualitative research: The case of interviews with elite informants
... qualitative study. For example, a manuscript may describe a qualitative study that is only a small portion of a larger ...a qualitative approach that is more positivistic in nature such ...
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Therapeutin oder spionin? Qualitative interviews with German senior managers
... the study, discuss some ethical considerations and to explain how the interview would be structured was useful in reaffirming the objectives of the interviews and the freedom of respondents to opt out of ...
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Mediated research encounters:methodological considerations in cross language qualitative interviews
... this study, numerous applications were received for the interpreter positions, however few had professional interpreting (as opposed to translation) experience, supporting the assertion that alternative approaches ...
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