In-depth interviews
Origin: Lat. in.inpercontāride profundĭtas, -ātis
Interviews conducted with sufficient openness and detail in order to obtain from the interviewee (usually an expert who has been previously identified and who will remain anonymous) images or scenarios of the future that can be used as normative forecasts. The single-round interview is the most common, but if the interview consists of two rounds, feedback can be introduced.
Spanish: Entrevistas de profundidad
Sources and references
- Coates, Joe and Jerome C. Glenn “Normative Forecast,” Gordon, Theodore J. “The Delphi Method”, Futures Research Methodology V.3, The Millennium Projectview
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