… Although communities of practice have developed around specific methodological approaches
to analysis of interview data, this work has yet to have a significant impact on qualitative …

… and open-ended and they were all tape-recorded with the consent of the interviewees
beforehand. Interviews … The conducted and analysed interviews may necessitate new ones or the …

… that we use interviews because there are certain things that … This is the most “open-ended”
approach to interviewing. It is … considerations in analyzing interviews.” Qualitative Research …

… naturalistic interviews, known in the clinical interviewing literature as … In the last analysis, as
students of this art, it will always … In any case, the above considerations emphasize one of the …

… of interview transcripts can be improved and the analysis of … researcher, the open-ended
interview offers the opportunity … PhD students doing open-ended interviews regularly ask their …

… we analyse the significance of silence in qualitative interviews with 36 individuals interviewed
… In the analysis, we focus on two different types of silence: ‘silence of the interviewee’ and ‘…

… The tension between the fullness of experience and the … be avoided by adopting an
open-ended definition of researcher … the audio-recorded interviews while simultaneously reading …

… of interviews, such as standardized interviews, open-ended … In the analysis below, we rather
consider interviews as an … participants, and we use interview data taken from two research …

… that we must proceed by analyzing how our concepts are … that “when using an open-ended
interview in one context, the … relevance of doing interviews: If what is said in an interview is a …

… the interview and asks when rapport-building begins and ends, as well as what elements of
the data collection process inform the data and our eventual analysis. … about similar issues. …