Comparison
Joint vs separate dyadic interviews
A side-by-side comparison of the two ways to interview a pair of people, such as a couple, a patient and carer or two co-founders. Joint interviews show how the pair builds a shared account; separate interviews protect each person's private view. Use it to decide the format for each research question. Koji can run the separate interviews, one private link per person.
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What's in this comparison
Separate interviews
- Each person's private view
- Safer for sensitive topics
- No one partner speaks for both
- Compare the two accounts side by side
Joint interview
- Hear the shared story and how it gets built
- Partners fill gaps in each other's memory
- Disagreements show up in the room
- Best for shared decisions and routines
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<p>Source: <a href="https://www.koji.so/visuals/joint-vs-separate-dyadic-interviews-comparison">Joint vs separate dyadic interviews</a>, Koji</p>
