Doctoral Support Sources 2
Peer Interview: Part 1 - Doctoral Support Sources
Based on the Assignment, the following questions were completed through an interview with
Richard Munro on 5 proposed questions: Although there were a few setbacks and delays, the
interview was eventually completed. The interview was taken place recorded via Liberty
University virtually in Teams Group, subsequently, transcribed in word document.
Hello, Richard, thank you for agreeing to participate in this interview.
Interview Questions #
1. In what ways will the challenge or advantage that you are currently facing with your
coursework be beneficial to you in the end?
Interviewee: Umm, the challenges are minimal when there are consistencies with the
research collection process and procedures. Umm, taking on too much or too broad or so
narrow requires an explanation and handling, to narrow the research topic.
2. Question 2: In what way do you view the course as challenging and how do you plan to
overcome such difficulty?
Interviewee: Umm, to me, setting objectives and committing time and adequate
resources to overcome such near and to ask for help when needed. Choosing the most
flexible learning strategy such as peer review or journal article review
3. Question 3: Which support resources do you rely on when you encounter difficulty in
personal preferences?
Doctoral Support Sources 3
Interviewee: The support resources that stand out are the computer lab, professors,
student career center, academic advisors, tutoring services, library, and discussion board.
These are the support resources that will enable me to complete my dissertation.
4. Interview Question 4: Explain the importance you find in collecting valid information
for your topic.
Interviewee: Ahh, very briefly, the idea of creating validity and reliability is very
important, that way you can generalize it a bit. Ah, you can be critiqued, it can be
reviewed. One thing I kind of pride myself on is geography observation. Which is very
close to the scenario or the context in which we are studying? Different measures ensure
good data collection such as determination and are familiar with navigating resource.
centers.
5. Interview Question 5: How would you effectively handle areas that you find irreverent
in your study?
Interviewee: To effectively organize and document the total of your experience with
coding any important information, especially when choosing any information to include
or omit. Also casting a wide net Umm, and assuming everything is correct and relevant in
some way. In that ways can you apply a little more of a critical analysis that is not
important or irrelevant. That happens a lot of times in previous assignments.
Coding:
Thank you very much.
