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The chapter explores qualitative research methods, emphasizing the importance of adapting techniques based on cultural contexts and participant interactions. The use of field observations, semi-structured interviews, and mapping exercises are highlighted as effective strategies for gathering in-depth insights. Communication techniques, including utilizing local intermediaries, are presented as essential for building trust and obtaining reliable data from communities, especially in sensitive settings involving gender dynamics.
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Term: Qualitative Research
Definition: An exploratory research method used to understand underlying reasons, opinions, and motivations.
Term: Field Observation
Definition: A method of collecting data by observing participants in their natural environment, either directly or indirectly.
Term: SemiStructured Interviews
Definition: Interviews that follow a flexible structure, allowing for guided conversation while enabling participants to express their views freely.
Term: Mapping Exercises
Definition: Activities that involve participants in creating visual representations of their surroundings to understand local knowledge and perspectives.
Term: Community Trust
Definition: The relationship built between the researcher and the community that ensures openness and willingness to share information.