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¶ … Falter in Quality
The strength of the use of interviews as a data collection device is that they ensure a high rate of response; that the interviewer can tailor his or her response to the subjects' responses over the course of the interview; and the interviewer can clarify any ambiguous responses. Problems with interviews can arise when the subjects make their responses conform to the unintentionally communicated expectations of the interviewer, based on a desire to 'please' the researcher. To ensure quality control in my process of interviewing I tried to adhere to a relatively similar script between interviews for comparison of subject...
I did not want to be overly directive during the interview and only intervened if the subjects were confused and had no response to my queries. I transcribed and recorded the interviews to ensure I was not missing any critical word choices that might be revelatory of the subject's attitudes. I also asked a limited number of questions given the time limit I had to ensure accuracy and so I could go over each subject's response very thoroughly.
To reduce bias, I tried to ask general questions rather than leading questions. I focused on the perceptions of the subjects to trafficking in general rather than specifically asked them…
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Whittemore, R., Chase, S.K., & Mandle, C.L. (2001). Validity in qualitative research.
Qualitative Health Research, 11 (4): 533-37
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Literature from past researches also brings the ease of finding relevant information to the study. If the research takes advantage at the recommendations made by past researchers regarding the quality of education within institutions, it paves way for creation of reliably viable recommendations (Ross & Onwuegbuzie, 2010). References Alemu, D.S. (2010). Expansion vs. Quality: Emerging Issues of for-Profit Private Higher Education Institutions in Ethiopia. International Review of Education / Internationale Zeitschrift Fur Erziehungswissenschaft,