An Assessment of Interviewing Methods in Psychological Research
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The purpose of this paper is to assess the various components of interview structure used as a method of instrument in psychological research. The paper highlights the major strata in interviewing methods ranging from the structure, piloting, conducting and the medium of interview. The paper also examined validity and reliability of the interview data and finally reporting interview research. Methodology, Conclusion and recommendations were provided.
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