This case study outlines and explores the research Elisabeth Carter undertook as a postgraduate research student undertaking a Master's degree in Criminological Research Methods. It details the research process, from accessing the data to choosing, understanding and applying conversation analysis to police interview research. It explores the theoretical and methodological frameworks of conversation analysis through revealing the ways in which these can be applied to police interviews and provides practical illustrations of how it can be used to draw out meaning from data
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Online resource; title from home page (viewed on November 10, 2015)
