Silence In Interviewing
Silence in Interviewing is a methodological construct in qualitative research that denotes the deliberate and strategic use of pauses by the interviewer to elicit deeper respondent reflection, encourage elaboration, and manage interactional dynamics within the interview setting.
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A counter-narrative of a ‘failed’ interview
Karen Nairn, J. Dale Munro, Anne B. Smith · Qualitative Research · 2005 · 151 citations · Full text
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