CRIM 220 Chapter Notes - Chapter 6: Presupposition, Unearth, Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviewing
11 Jul 2016
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Chapter 6 survey, interview, and oral history techniques. Types of interactive methods: survey and questionnaires. However, nowadays, phone numbers are not entirely tied to a family or a person. Participation rate much higher than survey questions (80-90%), less bias. Quality of data gathered is enhanced, can clarify any confusion. Panel studies: a form of longitudinal research where a specific group of people are interviewed on several different periods of time. Allow researchers to probe more fully into why people might feel the way they do: in-person individual interview, 2) focus group interview, 3) network administered interview. Places opinions on the table where differences between perspectives can be highlighted and negotiated. Witness extensive interaction on a topic within a relatively limited time frame. Researcher plays the role of a facilitator and less directive. Problems: some people will be less comfortable than others in expressing their opinions publicly.
