Abstract:
The paper seeks to review and assess whether there are differences between male and female respondents and their communications modalities which would suggest that the ways in which we recruit and interview qualitative samples should be modified, or whether there are no significant ways in which their responses and their in-group dynamics differ, and thus there are no implications for research design or execution.
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