Lecture 24

Question 1

What is photo elicitation?

Answer 1

Photos as interview prompts

Question 2

Describe the three uses of photos

Answer 2

1. Limited to use in the interviews
2. In academic publications
3. Public display e.g. conference talk/exhibition

Question 3

What are the levels of participant involvement in photo elicitation?

Answer 3

1. Researcher-led = showing pre-selected photos
2. Participant-led = asking participants to take photos
3. Participatory = participants leading the study

Question 4

What is a possible effect of talking about a photo?

Answer 4

Changes the focus of an interview

Question 5

What does tino ranagatiratanga mean?

Answer 5

Self-determination

Question 6

What does Tikanga mean?

Answer 6

Cultural protocols

Question 7

What does whakawhanaungatanga mean?

Answer 7

Building rapport

Question 8

From who does consent need to be given?

Answer 8

Consent from the participant (or individual taking the images) and the people in the photos

Question 9

When does consent to use photos need to be given?

Answer 9

If images are used in interviews, publications, public exhibitions