This is confirmed when looking at students' positive experience of the college and the interviewees' comments around the positive environment and lack of discrimination.
"Our interviewees without college degrees expressed feelings of distrust and even fear about intimate relationships, and had difficulty imagining being able to provide for others," Silva and Corse write in their research.
Men go unburdened with these contradictions, but as one of her older interviewees insists, "every college girl's dream" is finding a balance between being "just slutty enough, where you're not a prude but you're not a whore".
The first interviewee was a college professor whom the first author had known personally through other circumstances.
As Jeremy Carrette and Richard King put it: "Sampling disillusioned college graduates, Maslow would ask his interviewees about their ecstatic and rapturous moments in life".
As the wind shakes the bare branches of trees outside, the academics discuss an interviewee from a sixth-form college.
I asked the interviewees what they had learned in their college career that might help our company.
He added: "I welcome the end of the Boston Belfast Project, indicated by the college's offer to now return the interviews to the interviewees before the 'securocrats' who cannot live with the peace seek to seize the rest of the archive and do mischief".
Even where such barriers do not exist, as in White's[ 13] study of an American college's administrative processes, the creation of a diagram by interviewees can be beneficial to data collection.
(As a proud knight of LeftLand, I was interested to find that, in RightLand, Vince Foster has still been murdered, Dick Morris is a reliable source, kids are brainwashed "way to the left" by going to college, and Obama may yet be Muslim. I expect that my interviewees found some of my core beliefs equally jaw-dropping).
You know: 'College sucks anyway, so I might as well stay here.' " Most of my interviewees were happy.
