… interviewed by white interviewers give fewer correct answers to items on a vocabulary test
than those interviewed by black interviewers… a systematic error or bias due to interviewer race. …

… a definition of an interview, differentiating between types of interview in terms of structure …
kinds of interviewing. Building on this, telephone, mobile, and online interviews are described. …

Throughout science, the accuracy of our understanding rests fundamentally upon the quality
of the data we collect. The limits of the identity-interview approach should be recognized …

… In one interview presented the worker had to wait for J to get out of bed before interviewing
… knew he hadn't had his morning cup of coffee was pertinent to her conduct of the interview. …

… whose interviews I have drawn in this chapter. I extend my thanks also to the interviewers …
the discussions we have had about their interviewing experiences. I am extremely grateful to …

… In this chapter, the authors consider a diverse group of diagnostic interviews for use with
children and adolescents and their parents that have been in reasonably widespread use for a …

… interviews in my future research, through this paper I would critically assess the value and
limitations of interviewing … allied with the use of interviews in qualitative social science research…

Structured interviews are widely used in the employment process; … interview questions. In
a format similar to “speed dating,” this exercise actively engages students in the interview …

… the flexibility and adaptability of indepth interviews. These definitions sum up the essence
of qualitative research interviewing. The aim of the interview, as with any qualitative research …

I don’t know how a tape recorder works. Not even the simplest one that’s ever been invented.
And I don’t mean the machinery inside it either, I mean all of it. I don’t know how to open it, I …