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Using Interviews in a Research Project
Using Interviews in a Research Project Author Nick Fox The NIHR Research Design Service for Yorkshire & the Humber The NIHR RDS for the East Midlands / Yorkshire & the Humber 2009 2 Using Interviews This Resource Pack is one of a series produced by The NIHR RDS for the East Midlands / The NIHR RDS for Yorkshire and the Humber. This series has been funded by The NIHR RDS EM / YH. This Resource Pack may be freely photocopied and distributed for the benefit of researchers. However it is the copyright of The NIHR RDS EM / YH and the authors and as such, no part of the content may be altered without the prior permission in writing, of the Copyright owner.
2.3 Unstructured or In-depth Interviews Unstructured or in-depth interviews (also sometimes referred to as qualitative interviews) are so called because they have very little structure at all. The interviewer approaches the interview with the aim of discussing a limited number of
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