There are three steps for this interview assignment – acting as both researcher AND subject/participant.
1: Question development: As the researcher, you will need to prepare and submit two groups of questions:
1) Your overarching research question(s). You must explain how your RQ is connected to the assigned
readings by referencing the assigned readings.
2) Four-to-eight open-ended questions you would like to ask the student-participants during your
interview with them. [Remember: The RQ & interview questions are not the same, but may be similar.]
*I will return your questions with my feedback before you use them in your interviews.
2: Interview data collection activity: In pairs, students will adopt two roles (twice):
1) The role of the researcher (when you are asking another student your questions), &
2) The role of research participant/subject (when answering the questions of the other student-
researcher).
3: Short research paper: Turn in a three-page research paper on your findings – by email and through
Canvas/Assignments. It should be double-spaced, 12pt font, Times New Roman with one-inch margins
and page numbers. In your paper:
o Offer a title – specific to your paper [The title is not ‘interview assignment.’]
o Offer a mini-abstract (what was your case, research question, method of data collection, and
findings) [which does not go toward page length]
o Present your research question(s) (RQs) [Revise according to my feedback.]
o Explain how your RQ is connected to at least two of the assigned readings [Reference the
reading(s).] This short section is a mini-literature review. Explain or summarize keys points in
some of the readings that are most relevant to your study and explain the connection between the
assigned readings and your study.
o Explain in detail how you collected your data (what was your method)
Make sure to reference the style of data collection from the readings.
See the weekly outline for the readings that used the same data collection style.
o Present your findings. What were their answers to your questions? *And how were their answers
similar or dissimilar to the readings or what you would have expected from the sociological
literature? Eventually, we will try to identify patterns together as a class and link those findings
to the concepts presented in the assigned readings.
*This paper is considered a step toward and a working draft of your final paper. Use my feedback to improve
your final paper.
I have made the research question and conducted the interviews they will be attached below***
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