Research Interviews

Research interviews are a method used by researchers to gather detailed information from individuals about specific topics or experiences. They involve a conversation where the researcher asks questions to understand the person's perspectives, behaviors, or knowledge. This process provides deep insights that surveys or questionnaires might not capture, allowing researchers to explore complex issues in more depth. Interviews can be structured with set questions or more flexible, conversational styles, depending on the goals. They are valuable in qualitative research for obtaining rich, firsthand information that helps explain ideas, attitudes, or motivations.