Interactional Studies of Qualitative Research Interviews

Roulston, Kathryn

doi:10.1075/z.220

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Methods in Linguistic Anthropology: Experiments

Perrino¹

2020

The International Encyclopedia of Linguistic Anthropology

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This entry explores the fundamental research methods and analytical tools used by linguistic anthropologists with a focus on: (i) how linguistic anthropologists create compelling research questions and plan their research; (ii) how they collect their data; (iii) how they practice participant observation and how they record their ethnographic fieldnotes ; (iv) the key role of qualitative research interviews not only as ways to collect referential information but also as key interactional sites; (v) how researchers engage in transcription and translation of their collected data; and, finally, (vi) how they handle known and emergent ethical issues .

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Methods in Linguistic Anthropology: Experiments

Perrino¹

2020

The International Encyclopedia of Linguistic Anthropology

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Interviews in Qualitative Research

Roulston¹

2023

The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics

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Qualitative interviews are widely used in qualitative and mixed methods research designs in applied linguistics, including case studies, ethnographies, interview studies, and narrative research. This entry discusses commonly used forms of interviews and provides examples to show how researchers use interview accounts to generate knowledge about topics in applied linguistics. Steps in the design of qualitative studies using interviews include formulating research questions that can be examined using interviews, considering sampling and selection criteria, developing an interview guide, submitting proposals for ethical review, and recruiting participants. Examples of interview questions and innovations in interview methods are discussed, including dialogic forms of interviews, online interviewing, approaches to elicitation, and mobile methods. Theorizations of interviews discussed in applied linguistics are reviewed along with issues related to the transcription, translation, and analysis of interview data. The entry concludes by discussing the assessment of quality and the future of interview research.

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Interactional Studies of Qualitative Research Interviews

Cited by 10 publications

References 387 publications

Methods in Linguistic Anthropology: Experiments

Methods in Linguistic Anthropology: Experiments

Interviews in Qualitative Research

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