Stages of Interview Investigation
- Thematizing, the why and what of the investigation
- Designing, plan the design of the study
- Interviewing, conduct the interview based on a guide
- Transcribing, prepare the interview material for analysis
- Analyzing, decide on the purpose, the topic, the nature and methods of analysis that are appropriate
- Verifying, ascertain the validity of the interview findings
- Reporting, communicate findings of the study based on academic criteria
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