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Key Informants’ Interviews

Publication typeBook Chapter
Publication date2022-10-26
Abstract
This chapter provides a short description of the key informant interview (KII), an important data collection method in qualitative research. Then, the chapter explains the suitability of this method in qualitative research. The chapter discusses the selection process of key informants with the roles of researcher and interviewer. The chapter gives important guidelines of the steps to conduct KII. The chapter also provides some guidelines about the data process, data presentation, and data analysis strategies of KII. The chapter ends with a description of the advantages and disadvantages of KII.
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