Would it be possible for you to kindly assist me in evaluating the interview guide I have prepared as part of a sociological study on the phenomenon of cocaine use in Algeria? I have based this work on the research interview method, and I would greatly appreciate your academic opinion regarding the relevance and methodological soundness of the questions, as well as their sociological depth.
I'll help you out! Mohamed Ridha, let's start with the questions that are less serious and work our way up to the more serious ones. I really suggest switching up the First and Second sets of questions so that Socialization is first. The questions sound super open-ended. If you want results like so, I suggest you keep it the way it is. Let's switch up the placement of the questions though: • What were your friendships like during adolescence? • Were your friends or immediate social environment involved in drug use? Were you influenced by them in your use of cocaine?
• Did your surroundings (neighborhood, workplace, social events) play a role in your access to or use of cocaine?
Next, for the second part, I suggest you move the Beliefs and conceptions set of questions to the bottom of the interview list. It'll help you end with their opinions about the use of cocaine a little reflection as a conclusion.
Hope this helps!
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