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This is a great book for those who are planning to conduct interviews for the first time or to refresh knowledge. It offers practical advice and clear explanations. I recommend it for students from all levels who are studying/planning to conduct in-depth interviews.
Morris provides a user-friendly introductory text for inexperienced researchers wanting to do in-depth interviews.
A great amount of detail on planning and conducting the interviews, with details of strategies for when things go a little 'off'. Vital information for undergrads or anyone considering interviews for their dissertation. Even experienced researchers will learn something from this book.
This text is applicable to a wide range of research practice applications where field work is a key component. It is pragmatic and equally informative for comprehensive media broadcasting based projects.
This is a concise and very good introduction to qualitative interviewing that covers all the major steps in conducting qualitative interviews. It does not approach the topic from a political science perspective (which would have been ideal for my purposes) but is still very much accessible to political science students. An excellent book that my students will benefit from immensely.
This is a very useful text to enable under and postgraduate students explore the various elements involved in conducting interviews.
We are not allowed to "adopt" textbooks, but we can strongly suggest to students. About 1/4 of my dissertation seminar bought the book on their own.
This book is a very useful resource for those who chose to conduct qualitative research using interviews. Equally good for undergraduate and postgraduate level.
A good book to introduce students to the art of interviewing. Very easy to read.
Fits with objectives.
The text is highly engaging and accessible, providing essential knowledge of interviewing. Students will find it very helpful
This is a useful introductory book for students starting to undertake interviews as a means of data collection.
A most useful resource for PG dissertation students who wish to engage with qualitative research methods.
Great text with very helpful templates for consent forms, participant information sheets, useful bibliographies at the end of each chapter and accessibly written. The size of the book is ideal for students who don't want to be daunted by the larger research methods books in the first instance.
This would be recommended as supplementary reading for those students wishing to undertake interviewing but would be done on an individual basis. However, I would also find this very useful for my own Doctorate studies and I will show my cohort and programme lead in relation to how clear and useful this text is
This is a very good introduction to what is one of the more common forms of data generation methods I see in MA research projects. This book will certainly help such students to conduct interviews with greater skill.
This is a clear, straightforward, readable introduction to in-depth interviewing, which I find to be the most intellectually and emotionally the most rewarding kind of interviewing for research. It occasions the disclosure of knowledge that the researcher might not even have expected to exist, making it a most valuable learning process.
