Interviewing Situations
Consider this scenario: A researcher has scheduled an interview with a person the researcher believes will provide rich research data for the study. The day before the interview, the interviewee contacts the researcher and says, "I have had a family emergency and had to travel to another city. I won't be able to meet you in person for the interview, but I would still be able to answer questions in e-mail." What should the researcher do? Is it better to gather some data rather than not interview the person at all?
To prepare for this Discussion:
• Review the readings for this week on interviewing.
• Think about a face-to-face interview. How important it is for the researcher to be able to see the body language, hear an interviewee's voice during the interview, and know the physical environment in which the interview is taking place? What data does this provide to the researcher?
• Consider possible means...
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