Glick's "interviews"

Glick's "interviews" refer to a research method developed by Kent Glick to explore how individuals interpret and respond to questions about sensitive topics. In this approach, interviews are structured to probe participants' perceptions, values, and beliefs, providing deeper insight into their thought processes. Unlike standard surveys, Glick's method emphasizes understanding the reasoning behind responses, allowing researchers to uncover underlying attitudes and social influences. This technique is valuable for capturing nuanced perspectives that might be missed with traditional questioning, aiding in more accurate and meaningful analysis of complex social or psychological issues.