Research Interviewing¶
Mishler, E. G. (1986). Research Interviewing: Context and Narrative. Harvard University Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Overcoding
- The failure mode is sharp when: the coding scheme grows to dozens or hundreds of codes per transcript; each code is attached to a phrase or sentence rather than to a stretch of narrative; the analyst then reports patterns at the code-frequency level rather than the narrative-structure level; and the reader cannot reconstruct what participants actually said or meant from the analytic report alone
This sourceMethodological critique in which the interview answer is a fragment cut out of the narrative setting that carried its meaning, so the participant's meaning cannot be rebuilt from the coded units.
Supported in partVerified against a saved copy of the source
“Each answer is a fragment removed both from its setting”
- The failure mode is sharp when: the coding scheme grows to dozens or hundreds of codes per transcript; each code is attached to a phrase or sentence rather than to a stretch of narrative; the analyst then reports patterns at the code-frequency level rather than the narrative-structure level; and the reader cannot reconstruct what participants actually said or meant from the analytic report alone
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