Copyright
Lynda Johnston; Robyn Longhurst;Published On
2025-02-25Page Range
pp. 503–508Language
- English
Print Length
6 pages32. Interviews
Structured, semi-structured and open-ended
Chapter of: The Field Guide to Mixing Social and Biophysical Methods in Environmental Research(pp. 503–508)
Interviews are one of the most used qualitative research methods for geographers. The interviewer asks questions in order to gather information, opinions and / or beliefs from interviewees. Interviewing requires careful preparation a list of predetermined questions, themes and conversation prompts.
Contributors
Lynda Johnston
(author)Professor of Geography at University of Waikato
Robyn Longhurst
(author)Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academic at Victoria University of Wellington