Photo Elicitation: Useful Supplemental Tool for Qualitative Interviews with Youths

Authors

• Rebecca Mott, University of Missouri
• John Tummons, University of Missouri
• Jon Simonsen, University of Missouri
• Roxanne Vandermau, University of Missouri

Volume

58

Issue

1

Abstract

Photo elicitation is the idea of inserting a photograph (or other visual material) into a research interview. It has been documented that contemporary modes of expression (such as photographs) can be beneficial in research interviews with youths. This article describes a photo elicitation protocol used with older youths and provides insight on the benefits and challenges of using photo elicitation for qualitative research purposes.

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Recommended Citation

Mott, R., Tummons, J., Simonsen, J., & Vandermau, R. (2020). Photo Elicitation: Useful Supplemental Tool for Qualitative Interviews with Youths. Journal of Extension, 58(1), Article 4. https://doi.org/10.34068/joe.58.01.04