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The Interviewee and the Research Interview: Analysing a Neglected Dimension in Research*
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L'entrevue de recherche est generalement examinee du point de vue du chercheur. Contrairement a la recherche activiste, qui accorde beaucoup d'importance a l'opinion du participant, les constructivistes ont ajoute une nouvelle perspective en demontrant comment l'entrevue de recherche est a la foi
s collaborative et generatrice de significations. Notre etude livre une analyse plus explicite de l'entrevue du point de vue de l'interviewe. Selon une etude portant sur les Canadiens qui migrent a l'interieur du pays, la signification pour l'interviewe de l'entrevue qualitative est expliquee plus en ...
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; You apply first not for a filmed interview but for a research interview. You draw up a list of very detailed questions. One of...But with Milosevic it was almost a disaster. We got the research interview reasonably easily, and lobbed him a question that we had...
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The Parent Interview for Child Symptoms: A Situation-Specific Clinical Research Interview for Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity and Related Disorders
; Objective: To describe the properties of a semistructured research interview of parents designed to evaluate attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and related psychopathology. Method: We examined...
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When a patient commits suicide: An empirical study of psychoanalytic clinicians
; ...of patient suicide on the clinician. A phenomenological research interview was used to gather data, and a psychoanalytic lens was...III. Professional identity concerns. Keywords: suicide, research interview, professional identity Introduction The suicide of a patient...
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How Great Companies Tame Technology: They begin with a disciplined business plan. And then they bring in high tech to make it better.(Brief Article)
; Byline: Jim Collins In 1997, I conducted a research interview with Ken Iverson, the CEO who led Nucor from obscurity into becoming the most profitable steel company in America. I particularly...
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Economic Abuse and Intra-household Inequities in Food Security
; ...presents a case of one woman who, during a qualitative research interview, spontaneously reported economic abuse and heterosexual...mothers living in poverty,27 who, during a qualitative research interview, spontaneously reported the impact of economic abuse on...
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GMA keeps reporters at bay; Says she 'invokes privilege as interviewee'.(Metro & National News)
; ...administration, the President has invoked her privilege as interviewee in selecting journalists who could interview her. In the same manner that you have freedom of the press, the interviewee has the right, the privilege, the discretion to be interviewed...
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Ways of listening to women in qualitative research: interview techniques and analysis
; ...understand depression. Open Listening. Attending to experience requires listening to the interaction between oneself and the interviewee in two ways: in an unfocused, gathering-of-impressions way and in a sharpened, focused way. In the first, open listening...
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Research notes: Richard Wilson says there is more to taping a research interview than just pressing the `on' button. (perspectives).(Brief Article)
; ...interview room is as isolated and quiet as possible. Keep unwanted visitors out and position your microphone close to the interviewee. Close windows and remove objects and devices that might generate background noise. Follow these suggestions and you will...
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Animal Rights Terrorism Against Biomedical Research; Interview Availability: Explosions at CA Bio-Tech Firm
; WASHINGTON, Aug. 28 /U.S. Newswire/ -- This morning's series of explosions at Chiron headquarters in Emeryville, California is the latest example of the ongoing attacks on biomedical research by animal rights radicals. Violent actions by animal rights extremists are not only being directed to
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'A Sad Way of Doing Big Science'; Stanford's Christopher Thomas Scott on America's stem-cell research.(Interview)(Brief article)
; Byline: Jennifer Barrett Stem cells that come from days-old human embryos hold vast promise to cure diseases, but in 2001 the U.S. government withheld funding for research on new stem-cell lines. Private funding is flowing to new programs at Harvard and elsewhere, but there's a lot of lost ground
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