Amazing. I'm a Ph.D. student and your lecture is eye-opening. Taking notes during the interview would jeopardize the fluidity of the conversation. Thanks Dr. Taylor!
In my experience, people begin to think that they either said something good and want to give you more to make you happy, or that you are writting something bad about them and then they feel judged and want to stop sharing. Recording the interview also allows you to transcribe it and upload it to a Qualitative data analysis software like Nvivo. Have fun with your research - qualitative interviews are so incredibly interesting.
@@JenniferTaylorPhD yes, you make me aware of that. I already interviewed few people and you're right, when I'm making notes, they become nervous. Can you also do a lecture in descriptive research? Your explanation is very practical! Greetings from Indonesia
@@imanuelimanuel I have some other videos on survey based research. Or were you thinking of something more specific? Let me know and I will see what I can do.
Great Video! I have a question concerning the generalizability. It is a qualitative exploratory study, and is it necessary to say something about the frequency of the phenomenon? I thought that qualitative research follows analytic generalizability in the first place (or in general?). Thank you very much in advance for clarification!
I think in the notes it says is found here < ruclips.net/video/Y-AHrli3MM8/видео.html >, but it says the vides is not available anymore. It's a pity, judging from what she says, the video is very helpful
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I am actually reading Yin's textbook, I got a better understanding until I watched your video. You are knowledgeable and organized.
Thank you DR. Jennifer Taylor, for sharing us the research design. I feel happy with this workshop and I want to use it in a research.🙏
Amazing. I'm a Ph.D. student and your lecture is eye-opening. Taking notes during the interview would jeopardize the fluidity of the conversation. Thanks Dr. Taylor!
In my experience, people begin to think that they either said something good and want to give you more to make you happy, or that you are writting something bad about them and then they feel judged and want to stop sharing. Recording the interview also allows you to transcribe it and upload it to a Qualitative data analysis software like Nvivo. Have fun with your research - qualitative interviews are so incredibly interesting.
@@JenniferTaylorPhD yes, you make me aware of that. I already interviewed few people and you're right, when I'm making notes, they become nervous. Can you also do a lecture in descriptive research? Your explanation is very practical! Greetings from Indonesia
@@imanuelimanuel I have some other videos on survey based research. Or were you thinking of something more specific? Let me know and I will see what I can do.
Very informative. You taught it so well in a very easy and practical way.Thank you from Kenya
I have learned a lot regarding exploratory research. Thank you so much Dr. Taylor
You are very welcome, Nicole!
Thank you for making such an informative video!
This is so useful, thank you so much.
very clear, much thanks!
Thank you so much.
It was so helpful for me. Thanks.
Is it possible to share some references to know more?
Great Video! I have a question concerning the generalizability. It is a qualitative exploratory study, and is it necessary to say something about the frequency of the phenomenon? I thought that qualitative research follows analytic generalizability in the first place (or in general?). Thank you very much in advance for clarification!
Where is the interview video example?please
Thank you for your great information
I think in the notes it says is found here < ruclips.net/video/Y-AHrli3MM8/видео.html >, but it says the vides is not available anymore. It's a pity, judging from what she says, the video is very helpful