Where you don't intend to get in-depth personal accounts of experiences but simply want to get perceptions about the topic based on the experiences of participants and also what they have heard from others and not necessarily experienced? Comment what you think.
Blessing Onuigbo
I see. I took this approach before but I'm getting responses that it's kind of too broad and needs to be delineated which makes me think of phenomenology, but then, thinking of the fact that phenomenology wants in-depth answers, it doesn't suit the purpose.
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Karl Pfeifer
The alternative to in-depth phenomenology is a shallower phenomenology. Depth is a function of how you frame your questions.
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