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American Ethologist 7: 223-235.
120. Agar, Michal Ê, and Jerry R. Hobbs (1985). How to Grow Schemata out of Interviews. In Directions in Cognitive Anthropology. Janet W. D. Dougherty, ed. pp. 413-431. Urbana: University of Illinois Press.
121. Bauman, Laurie J. , and Elissa Greenberg Adair (1992). The Use of Ethnographic Interviewing to Inform Questionnaire Construction. Health Education Quarterly 19. 9-23.
122. Becker, H. S. (1953). Becoming a Marihuana User. American Journal of Sociology 59. 235-242.
123. Becker, H. S. and Â. Geer (1957). Participant Observayion and Interviewing: A Comparison. Human Organization 16: 28-32.
124. Bemaux, Danial, and Martin Kohli (1984). The Life Story Approach: A Continental View. Annual Review of Sociology 10:215-37.
125. Black, Mary (1974). Belief Systems. In and book of Social and Cultural Anthropology. onigmann (ed. ). New York Rand McNally.
126. Brenner, M. (1981). Patterns of Social Structure in the Research Interview. In Social methods and Social Life. M. Brenner, ed. pp. 115-158. London: Academic Press.
127. Brenner, M. (1981). Skills in the Research Interview. In Social Skills and Work. M. Argyle, ed. pp. 28-58. London Methuen.
128. Brenner, M. (1985). Intensive Interviewing. In he Research Interview: Uses and Approaches. Brenner, M. , J. Broun, and D. Canter, eds. pp. 1147-162. London- Academic Press.
129. Brenner, M. , J. Broun, and D. Canter, eds. (1985). The Research Interview: Uses and Approaches. London: Academic Press.
130. Briggs, C. L (1986). Learning How to Ask: A Sociolinguistic Appraisal of the Role of the Interview in Social Science Research, New York- Cambridge University Press.
131. Cain, Carole (1991). Personal Stories: Identity Acquisition and Self-Understanding in Alcoholis Anonymous. Ethos 19:210-253.
132. Crane, Julia G. , and Michael V. Angrosino (1992). Field Projects in Anthropology (3rd. ed. ), pp. 75-87. Prospect Heights, IL Waveland Press.
133. Csikszentmihalyi, Mihaly, and OlgayBeattie (1979). Life Themes: A Theoretical and Exploration of Their Origins and Effects. Journal of Humanistic Psychology 19:46-63.
134. Densin, N. K. (1978). The Research Act New York McGraw-HUL (See hapter 4, «The Sociological interview, pp. 112-134: and Chapter 8, «The Comparative Life History Method, pp. 214-255.
135. Densin, N. K. (1989). Interpretive Biography NewburyParfc Sage.
136. Fettennan, D. M. (1989). Ethnography Step by step. NewburyParfc Sage.
137. Frank, G. (1979). Finding the ommob Denominator: A Phenomenological Critique of Life History Ethnos 7:68-94
138. Frank, G. (1984). Life History Model of Adaptation to Disability: The Case of a «Congenital Amputee.» Social Science and Medicine 19-639-45.
139. Gilchrist, Valeric J. (1992). Key Informant Interviews. In Doing Qualitative Research. Benjamin F. Grabyree and William L Miller, eds. pp. 70-89. Newbury Park Sage.
140. Goldman, AE (1962). The group Depth Interview, journal of Marketing 26:61-68.
141. Good, Byron J. , and Mary-Jo Delvechio Good (1981). The Meaning of Symptoms: A Cultural Hermeneutic Model for Clinical Practice. In The Relevance of Social Science for Mtdicine. Leon Eisenberg and Arthur Kleinman, (eds. ) Pp. 165-196. Dordreacht, Holland Reidel Publishing Company
142. Gordon, RL (1975). Interviewing: Strategy, Techniques, and Tactics. Honewood, IL Dorsey Press.
143. Gregor, S. & Galazka, S. S. (1990). The Use of Key Informant Networks in the Assessment of Community Health. Family Medicine 22:118-121.
144. Holland, D. (1992). How Cultural Systems Become Desire: A Case Study of American Romance. In Cultural Models and Motivation. R. D'Andrade and C. Strauss (eds. ). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
145. Holland, D and M. Eisenhart (1990). Educated in Romance: Women, Achievement, and Colltge Culture. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
146. Holland, and N. Quinn (1987). Cultural Models in Language and Thought. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
147. Holland, D and J. Valsiner (1988). Cognition, Symbols, and Vygotsky's Developmental Psychology Ethos 16:247-272.
148. Hyman, H. H. et. al(1954). Interviewing in Social Research. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
149. Johnson, J. C. (1990). Selecting Ethnographic Informants. Newbury Park Sage.
150. Kahn, RL, and C. F. CanneU (1957). The Dynamics interviewing: Theory, Technique, and Cases. New York- Wiley
151. Kleiman, Arthur (1978). Clinical Relevance of Anthropological and Cross-Cultural Research: Concepts and Strategies. American journal of Psychiatry 135:427-431.
152. Kvale, S. (1983). The Qualitative Research Interview: A Phenomenological and a Hermenentical Mode of Understanding. Journal of Phenomenological Psychology 14:171-196.
153. Kvale, S. (1986). Interpretation of the Qualitative Research Interview. In Advances in Qualitative Psychology Themes and Variations. F. J. Wertz, and B. Mook, eds.
154. Labov, William, and Joshua Waletzky (1967). Narrative Analisis: Oral Versions of Personal Experitnce.
120. Agar, Michal Ê, and Jerry R. Hobbs (1985). How to Grow Schemata out of Interviews. In Directions in Cognitive Anthropology. Janet W. D. Dougherty, ed. pp. 413-431. Urbana: University of Illinois Press.
121. Bauman, Laurie J. , and Elissa Greenberg Adair (1992). The Use of Ethnographic Interviewing to Inform Questionnaire Construction. Health Education Quarterly 19. 9-23.
122. Becker, H. S. (1953). Becoming a Marihuana User. American Journal of Sociology 59. 235-242.
123. Becker, H. S. and Â. Geer (1957). Participant Observayion and Interviewing: A Comparison. Human Organization 16: 28-32.
124. Bemaux, Danial, and Martin Kohli (1984). The Life Story Approach: A Continental View. Annual Review of Sociology 10:215-37.
125. Black, Mary (1974). Belief Systems. In and book of Social and Cultural Anthropology. onigmann (ed. ). New York Rand McNally.
126. Brenner, M. (1981). Patterns of Social Structure in the Research Interview. In Social methods and Social Life. M. Brenner, ed. pp. 115-158. London: Academic Press.
127. Brenner, M. (1981). Skills in the Research Interview. In Social Skills and Work. M. Argyle, ed. pp. 28-58. London Methuen.
128. Brenner, M. (1985). Intensive Interviewing. In he Research Interview: Uses and Approaches. Brenner, M. , J. Broun, and D. Canter, eds. pp. 1147-162. London- Academic Press.
129. Brenner, M. , J. Broun, and D. Canter, eds. (1985). The Research Interview: Uses and Approaches. London: Academic Press.
130. Briggs, C. L (1986). Learning How to Ask: A Sociolinguistic Appraisal of the Role of the Interview in Social Science Research, New York- Cambridge University Press.
131. Cain, Carole (1991). Personal Stories: Identity Acquisition and Self-Understanding in Alcoholis Anonymous. Ethos 19:210-253.
132. Crane, Julia G. , and Michael V. Angrosino (1992). Field Projects in Anthropology (3rd. ed. ), pp. 75-87. Prospect Heights, IL Waveland Press.
133. Csikszentmihalyi, Mihaly, and OlgayBeattie (1979). Life Themes: A Theoretical and Exploration of Their Origins and Effects. Journal of Humanistic Psychology 19:46-63.
134. Densin, N. K. (1978). The Research Act New York McGraw-HUL (See hapter 4, «The Sociological interview, pp. 112-134: and Chapter 8, «The Comparative Life History Method, pp. 214-255.
135. Densin, N. K. (1989). Interpretive Biography NewburyParfc Sage.
136. Fettennan, D. M. (1989). Ethnography Step by step. NewburyParfc Sage.
137. Frank, G. (1979). Finding the ommob Denominator: A Phenomenological Critique of Life History Ethnos 7:68-94
138. Frank, G. (1984). Life History Model of Adaptation to Disability: The Case of a «Congenital Amputee.» Social Science and Medicine 19-639-45.
139. Gilchrist, Valeric J. (1992). Key Informant Interviews. In Doing Qualitative Research. Benjamin F. Grabyree and William L Miller, eds. pp. 70-89. Newbury Park Sage.
140. Goldman, AE (1962). The group Depth Interview, journal of Marketing 26:61-68.
141. Good, Byron J. , and Mary-Jo Delvechio Good (1981). The Meaning of Symptoms: A Cultural Hermeneutic Model for Clinical Practice. In The Relevance of Social Science for Mtdicine. Leon Eisenberg and Arthur Kleinman, (eds. ) Pp. 165-196. Dordreacht, Holland Reidel Publishing Company
142. Gordon, RL (1975). Interviewing: Strategy, Techniques, and Tactics. Honewood, IL Dorsey Press.
143. Gregor, S. & Galazka, S. S. (1990). The Use of Key Informant Networks in the Assessment of Community Health. Family Medicine 22:118-121.
144. Holland, D. (1992). How Cultural Systems Become Desire: A Case Study of American Romance. In Cultural Models and Motivation. R. D'Andrade and C. Strauss (eds. ). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
145. Holland, D and M. Eisenhart (1990). Educated in Romance: Women, Achievement, and Colltge Culture. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
146. Holland, and N. Quinn (1987). Cultural Models in Language and Thought. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
147. Holland, D and J. Valsiner (1988). Cognition, Symbols, and Vygotsky's Developmental Psychology Ethos 16:247-272.
148. Hyman, H. H. et. al(1954). Interviewing in Social Research. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
149. Johnson, J. C. (1990). Selecting Ethnographic Informants. Newbury Park Sage.
150. Kahn, RL, and C. F. CanneU (1957). The Dynamics interviewing: Theory, Technique, and Cases. New York- Wiley
151. Kleiman, Arthur (1978). Clinical Relevance of Anthropological and Cross-Cultural Research: Concepts and Strategies. American journal of Psychiatry 135:427-431.
152. Kvale, S. (1983). The Qualitative Research Interview: A Phenomenological and a Hermenentical Mode of Understanding. Journal of Phenomenological Psychology 14:171-196.
153. Kvale, S. (1986). Interpretation of the Qualitative Research Interview. In Advances in Qualitative Psychology Themes and Variations. F. J. Wertz, and B. Mook, eds.
154. Labov, William, and Joshua Waletzky (1967). Narrative Analisis: Oral Versions of Personal Experitnce.
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