Participatory Interviewing is a qualitative data collection method in which researchers collaboratively engage participants as active contributors in shaping, conducting, or interpreting interviews, thereby integrating their lived expertise and perspectives directly into the research process.
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Practicing participatory action research.
Sean A. Kidd, Michael J. Kral · Journal of Counseling Psychology · 2005 · 447 citations
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