Understanding Classroom Foreign Language Learning Anxiety: A Case Study of British Literature in a Mainland China University Context by Feng Wang, Rongrong Xu, Zhong Lin

“…Additionally, semi-structured interviews were conducted to gain deeper insights into the determinants of anxiety, with thematic analysis used to identify internal and external factors contributing to FLLA. …”
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How to Write a Systematic Review with Meta-analysis? by Sandeep Grover, Chandrima Naskar

“…They attempt to synthesize the existing original research and provide a structured and comprehensive approach to evaluate the existing evidence on any given research question. …”
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Using action and grounded theory techniques as evidence-based design for an academic advising programme by Riashna Sithaldeen

“…We therefore need evidence-based approaches that will lead to more intentionally structured, and shareable practices that meet the needs of our context.  …”
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“Significant Negatives”: Genre and Ethics in Alice Meynell’s Familiar Essays, 1893–1909 by Rachel O’Connell

“…As Meynell’s imagination took on “essay-shape” she discovered an alternative to the structured world of the poem. Meynell’s use of the genre of the familiar essay constituted an exploration of the position of retreat—the refusal to impose. …”
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A Hexagon Sensor and A Layer-Based Conversion Method for Hexagon Clusters by Jun-Ho Kim, Hanul Sung

“…By organizing the hexagon cells into structured layers, our approach ensures efficient handling of observation and spatial coherence. …”
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Trust building strategies for virtual leaders in the post pandemic era by Vidya Badrinarayanan

“…This convergent parallel mixed method research was conducted by surveying 185 virtual leaders and conducting a semi-structured interview with 13 senior virtual leaders involved in managing projects across the industry sectors. …”
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Strategies for enhancing the quality of virtual education: perspectives of medical sciences faculty and students - a qualitative study by Maryam Saeedi, Marzieh Panahi

“…Data were collected via semi-structured individual and focus group interviews and analyzed using the Graneheim and Lundman method. …”
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Exploratory study of qualitative psychological factors influencing performance in esports by Dávid Papp, Réka Burján, Csilla Csukonyi

“…In the present research, we aimed to identify the psychological factors that influence the performance of e-athletes and to confirm the results of previous research on specific characteristics.MethodsThe study used a qualitative method consisting of focus group discussions (N = 15) and semi-structured interviews (N = 30). We applied content analysis using Atlas.ti content analysis software with the assistance of three independent coders.ResultsThe results suggest that the most significant characteristic behind the performance of e-athletes is their resilience and resilient personality. …”
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The Impact of an Application of TelerehabilitationTechnology on Caregiver Burden by Lyn R. Tindall, Ruth A. Huebner

“…At the conclusion of treatment, caregivers completed a structured interview about the impact of telerehabilitation on time and financial aspects of the burden of care. …”
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Unintended Pregnancy among Unmarried Female Students at the University of Dar es Salaam by Angela Mathias Kavishe

“…Undergraduate unmarried female students were sampled purposively, with a sample size of 20 participants, and convenience sampling was used to recruit five (5) male students who consented to participate. Semi-structured interviews and four (4) focus group discussions (FGD) were used to collect information. …”
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Forms of Parent-Child Attachments Possessed Among Grade 10 Learners in South Africa by Morefaith Naledi Sibanyoni, Peter J.O. Aloka

“…Data collection from all participants was conducted using semi-structured interviews. The data obtained from interviews was analyzed thematically. …”
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Human resource strategy and innovation capability of service companies by Mindaugas Laužikas, Aistė Miliūtė, Martyna Rudžionytė, Mirena Stasilo

“…This study aims to explore and deepen the theoretical, methodological, and empirical knowledge on the interaction between organisational culture and human resource practices to foster innovation and contributes with the enhanced organisational innovation capability. The semi-structured interviews with human resource experts of service companies led to pertinent implications for human resource strategy enhancement.…”
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Analysis of the Relationship among Leadership Styles, School Culture and Student Achievement by Yusuf Ozdemir

“…The key tool in collecting the data was a structured questionnaire, which was custom-made corresponding to the problem set. …”
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Exploring the perceptions between ageing and mortality in selected prison facilities in Ghana by Ronald Osei Mensah, William Boateng, Daniel Opoku

“…This study explores the complex relationships between ageing and mortality among older prisoners in Ghana, focusing on qualitative semi-structured interviews conducted with 26 prison officers. …”
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Inclusiveness of disaster management for persons with disabilities in Türkiye from stakeholders’ perspective by Sevda Demiröz Yıldırım

“…The data were collected using a semi-structured interview form. In the study, nineteen (19) stakeholders with disaster experience who have different roles and responsibilities in disaster management were interviewed and the transcriptions were coded by experts. …”
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Awareness Regarding the Health Benefits of Millet and Its Consumption among the Population by Meenal Kulkarni, Purva Patil, Ajeet Saoji

“…Materials and Methods: Following institutional ethics committee approval, a semi-structured, pretested, prevalidated questionnaire was used to collect data via interviews of patients coming to the general outpatient department of a district hospital. …”
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MANAGING SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS FOR BROADCASTING: USES, PROSPECTS & CHALLENGES by OLUWABUSAYO O. OLUGBAMI, PATRICIA U. SONI-ODOH, RIDWAANAH OLAJIDE

“…This study adopted the qualitative research methodology with a semi-structured interview approach of participants from the social media and news department of NTA International, Abuja. …”
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Shipping on Social Media – Early Adolescents Playfully Exploring Relationships by Clara Julia Reich

“…Empirically, the article builds on 37 semi-structured interviews with 29 early adolescents aged 10–13 about their everyday digital lives in Oslo. …”
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“You are stealing our future in front of our very eyes.” The representation of climate change, emotions and the mobilisation of young environmental activists in Britain by Sarah PICKARD

“…It draws on 50 semi-structured interviews with young environmental activists engaged in school climate strikes Fridays For Future (FFF) movement and Extinction Rebellion (XR), in Britain during autumn 2019.The ways climate change is represented has instigated emotional responses. …”
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Resilience and adaptive strategies for managing stigma in Chinese people with chronic kidney disease by Wei Xiong, Tianhui An

“…Employing a focused ethnographic approach, this research utilized participant observation within three WeChat groups and conducted offline semi-structured interviews with 30 individuals. The analysis of interviews and field transcripts reveals that people with CKD in China adopt a dualistic coping strategy metaphorically described as “huddling for warmth”: they externally conceal their condition to avoid social stigma while internally cultivating a strong communal identity through online and offline interactions. …”
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