Some Questions Asked About Recruiting for the Interview

What are the best sources for finding participants who fit your criteria for inclusion in the sample? Recruitment will be formed by language-appropriate flyers posted in community-based organizations providing oral health care, child care, and other services. Other recruitment options will include laundromats, beauty shops, barber parlors, grocery stores, libraries, and churches.
Who do you need to contact to get permission to distribute your announcement? Depending on the sites selection of recruitment, I would need to get permission from the site’s supervisors or owners of business, head of the departments, and city or county permits.
How do you choose information-rich cases? I choose purposeful sampling based on all the inclusive criteria for selecting my sampling or participants. For instance, these inclusive criteria can include, only low-income participants, parents with children 6 years and under, and only participants residing within the focused community of the study.
Brainstorm ideas for asking friends and/or family who could role-play the task of the interviewee sufficiently to provide a rich, detailed interview. Some of the ideas for asking family members and friends for a role-play include:
Seeking friends and family members with children 6 years and under.
Family members and/or friends who may have had experiences with the phenomena of interest,
And refraining from describing the intended outcomes or purpose of the study.