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Methods Hub Seminar Series: Elicitation Methods in Qualitative Research (April 12, 4pm)

Methods Hub Seminar Series: Elicitation Methods in Qualitative Research (April 12, 4pm)

This seminar focuses on the use of elicitation methods in qualitative research interviews, with a particular focus on photo elicitation and object elicitation. Professor Vanessa May will explore why qualitative researchers might choose to use elicitation tools and what the aims of such methods are.

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 Social Sciences Faculty

 23rd March, 2022

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