Soc In-Dept Interviews

Front 1

What is the difference between Surveys and In-Dept?

Back 1

Surveys are narrative into getting straight to the poit.

In-Dept have opened ended questions

Front 2

What is the worst combination we should try to avoid, when mixing survey and in-dept interviews?

Back 2

A study with small narrow topic, short interviews, fixed questions  not generalizable – or in-dept

Front 3

What should an ethic statment include?

Back 3

informal consent, voluntary participation, and confidentiality

Front 4

What is an interview schedule?

Back 4

A semi structure of an interview,it addresses the general principles, it is an outline with smooth transitition and flexibility

Front 5

How do you develop an interview schedule?

Back 5

1. Brainstorm an Outline
2. Make outline more specfic
3. Turn outline into a list of questions

Front 6

What is a probe?

Back 6

A technique employed in interviewing to solicit a more complete answer to a question. It is a nondirective phrase or question used to encourage a respondent to elaborate on an answer.

Front 7

What would a tradictionalist and feminist have to say about telling interviewees about ourselves?

Back 7

Traditional- avoid telling anything about yourself, take it as a professional interview
Feminist– flatten the hierarchy, bring them comfort

Front 8

What are some principles to keep in mind when asking questions?

Back 8

- keep respondent intrested
- ask open ended questions