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In a subsequent application of Giorgi’s method, we find Beck explaining that the interviewed participants were asked to offer descriptions of their experiences, and that follow up questions were only used “when certain parts of the description seemed to be lacking clarity or depth” (Beck, 2013, pp. 188–189).Presentations like these suggest that the interviewer is assigned a rather passive role in the process.The sentence quoted from Beck is almost a standardized phrase for a method section of any phenomenological psychological qualitative study and meant as a way of stating that the researcher is interested in how the phenomenon is contextualized from the lived experience of the research participant.…”