Qualitative Interviewing is a research method within interpretive sociology that involves an in-depth, open-ended conversational technique designed to explore individuals' subjective experiences, meanings, and interpretations of social phenomena.
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Handbook of Qualitative Research
Gill Crozier, Norman K. Denzin, Yvonna S. Lincoln · British Journal of Educational Studies · 1994 · 26.7K citations
Qualitative evaluation and research methods
Michael Quinn Patton · 1990 · 21.8K citations
Qualitative evaluation and research methods
David Ellis · International Journal of Information Management · 1990 · 18.2K citations
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