Hi, Andre.
Thank-you for taking the time to read my post and pose a really valuable perspective for me as I move forward in the research process. I want you to know that your question was the impetus for me to read ahead to the week 9 'feature article' and really take some time to think about what you asked and where I was previously coming from (which is why it has taken me a little bit of time to respond).
In my methods paper I forwarded the following:
The ethical considerations of using an approach that entails semi-structured interviews must be transparent. First, interviews will only be conducted with informed consent. Confidentiality is an important concern and all interviewees will not be named but given pseudonyms. The types of
Thank-you for taking the time to read my post and pose a really valuable perspective for me as I move forward in the research process. I want you to know that your question was the impetus for me to read ahead to the week 9 'feature article' and really take some time to think about what you asked and where I was previously coming from (which is why it has taken me a little bit of time to respond).
In my methods paper I forwarded the following:
The ethical considerations of using an approach that entails semi-structured interviews must be transparent. First, interviews will only be conducted with informed consent. Confidentiality is an important concern and all interviewees will not be named but given pseudonyms. The types of