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GCSE Sociology · key term
An interview using a standardised schedule of questions asked in the same order.
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Revise: Qualitative and Quantitative MethodsIn a structured interview, the researcher follows a standardised interview schedule, asking the same questions in the same order. Closed questions commonly produce quantitative data. This makes comparisons and repetition easier.
An interview using the same prepared questions, normally in the same order, for each respondent.
A structured interview involves an interviewer asking standardised questions; a self-completion questionnaire is completed by the respondent.
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An interview in which each respondent is asked the same pre-set questions in the same order.
Revise: Qualitative and Quantitative MethodsIn a structured interview, the interviewer follows an interview schedule: a pre-set list of questions asked in the same order for every respondent. This standardisation means that respondents answer the same questions, making their responses easier to compare.
