In a Typical Qualitative Interview

question 39

Multiple Choice

In a typical qualitative interview,

• A) open-ended questions are used.
• B) the interviewer shows interest in participants' responses and encourages elaboration.
• C) the beginning and end are not clear.
• D) the interviewer adjusts to the participants' norms and their use of language.
• E) all of the above.

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Definitions:

Theory-Based Intervention

An approach to health promotion or treatment that draws upon specific theories or models to understand behavior and guide the development of interventions.

Focus Groups

A qualitative research method involving guided discussions with a small group of people to gather opinions on a specific topic or product.

Needs Assessment

A systematic process for determining and addressing gaps between current conditions and desired conditions or wants.

Comprehensive Data

Extensive and thoroughly detailed information collected from various sources for analysis.