Interviewing 1
What are the three main types of interviews?
Structured, semi-structured, unstructured
In which type of interview participants are encouraged to talk freely on various topics?
Unstructured
In what field were articles that have involved children as the participants were used as data in this paper?
TESOL
What is the difference between 'open coding', 'qualitative analysis' and 'latent coding'?
None
What is the reverse approach to theme identification?
searching for missing information
Which type of interview is usually used to collect deep information on emotions, concerns and lived-experiences of participants?
Unstructured
What is the next step in research after transcribing the interviews?
Data analysis
What was the most common criteria used to include or exclude children into research, when they started to be viewed as research subjects?
Age
What are the indigenous categories in the identification of themes in qualitative data?
local terms used in unfamiliar ways
In which way multiple techniques could be combined to make it very useful in theme discovery?
in a sequential way
What is the next step in research after conducting the interviews?
transcribing the interviews
How do the authors call the warm up questions about different aspects of participants' personal lives?
Icebreakers
Name all the ways children can be involved in a research:
as object, as subject, as social actor and as participants and/or co-researchers
With which text should the scrutiny-based techniques be used?
rich texts
What is meant by the term "theoretical saturation" in text analysis?
no new themes are being identified
What is one of the ways of asking the sensitive questions?
depersonalise, in third person
What helps and guides to organise, categorise and interpret qualitative data?
the theoretical framework
According to which principle, the participants’ identifiable data are promised to be protected from other people unless otherwise agreed to?
confidentiality
What is the 'investigator fatigue'?
when the investigator cannot find any new themes
Who usually reaches theoretical saturation first, more experienced researchers or novices?
novices
What paradigm is used as the theoretical underpinning for the qualitative interviews?
Constructivism
Which aspects of speech are particularly difficult to analyse without the additional input of non-verbal communication?
humour and sarcasm
What two main aspects that influence quality and integrity of any study researchers must consider?
ethical considerations and research methods
How do linguists often indicate transitions in written texts?
new paragraphs
According to Quinn, why do people use metaphors in discussions about marriage?
people assume their listeners understand the shared meaning behind the metaphor.