2013
DOI: 10.3991/ijet.v8i2.2157
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Data Collection and New Technology

Abstract: Interview has become a popular method of data collection in qualitative research. This article examines the different interview methods for collecting data (e.g., structured interviews, group interviews, unstructured, etc.), as well as the various methods for analyzing interview data (e.g., interpretivism, social anthropology, collaborative social research). It also evaluates the interview types and analysis methods in qualitative research and the new technology for conducting interviews such as e-mail, teleph… Show more

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“…The participants authorized the recording of the sessions and the use of excerpts for scientific research purposes, while their anonymity was preserved by using a code (A1 through A8). The sampling method was purposive (Farrugia 2019), and an interview guide was used with flexibility to accommodate modifications according to the interviewee's responses (Aborisade 2013;Adhabi and Anozie 2017). The answers varied according to the subjectivity of each participant's experience and perspectives that are unique and diverse (McIntosh and Morse 2015).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The participants authorized the recording of the sessions and the use of excerpts for scientific research purposes, while their anonymity was preserved by using a code (A1 through A8). The sampling method was purposive (Farrugia 2019), and an interview guide was used with flexibility to accommodate modifications according to the interviewee's responses (Aborisade 2013;Adhabi and Anozie 2017). The answers varied according to the subjectivity of each participant's experience and perspectives that are unique and diverse (McIntosh and Morse 2015).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So, as a result of this, the researcher will become able to collect data regarding the intentions of the Chinese consumers to buy smart lights under the influence of social sustainability awareness, environmental sustainability awareness, perceived risk, health related literacy, product ease of use, altruism and perceived usefulness of the product. For this specific research, close ended questions are added into the questionnaire, meaning there are specific responses, from which the participants can select the response for each question (Aborisade, 2013). The data was collected from the consumers of China's green or sustainable products.…”
Section: Methods Sampling Strategy and Data Collectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Second, the researcher gathered and organized qualitative observations and survey results, testing the linkage between architectural and process features of the course, and students' perceptions regarding the educational process and outcomes. Research methods combined [1] for this project were: Self-Study [2], Survey [3], and Data Collection [4].…”
Section: Employed Research Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%