Table 2

Interview quotations analysed

Quotation characteristics source(1) Handling transcripts (Section 4.2.1)(2) Selection of quotations (Section 4.2.2)(3) Quotations (no.) (Section 4.2.3)(4) Length of quotation (no. words) (Section 4.2.4)(5) Placement of interview quotations findings (F); introduction (I); conclusions (C) (Section 4.2.5)
No.TotalAverageLongestShortest
1Belal and Owen (2015) Not clearJustified201,6498219622All in findings
2Carungu et al., (2021) Not clearNot justified2434314305All in findings
3Compernolle (2018) InterviewerQuasi justified191,4607720129All in findings
4Dambrin and Lambert (2008) Authors?Justified322,276712413All in findings
5Dewi et al. (2019) One researcherJustified301,203508511All in findings
6Edgley et al. (2010) Third party (named)Not justified592,960502931All in findings
7Haigh and Shapiro (2012) Not mentionedNot justified94735310518F7+C2
8Hayes and Jacobs (2017) Not clearNot justified582,003351231F56 + C2
9Islam and Deegan (2008) Not clearJustified171,5789328748All in findings
10Khalifa et al. (2007) Not clearNot justified98169119825All in findings
11Kraus (2012) Not clearNot justified592,349402083All in findings
12Kreander et al. (2004) Not clearNot justified2738615402I3+F24
13Kuruppu et al. (2019) Third partyNot justified251,033411112All in findings
14Manson et al. (2001) Not clearNot justified23919407421All in findings
15Rimmel and Jonäll (2013) Not clearNot justified11561517937All in findings
16Sinkovics et al. (2016) Not clearNot justified139597410342All in findings
17Skærbæk and Melander (2004) Not clearJustified301,972661145All in findings
18Sweeney and Pierce (2004) Not clearJustified692,943431203All in findings
19Tremblay et al. (2016) Not clearJustified211,7468319429All in findings
20Yang and Modell (2013) N/ANot justified4598622852All in findings
  Total quotations (no./words)60028,615482931F593 + I3+C4
  Sample average quotations30     
Quotation characteristics source(6) Presentation of interview quotations block (B); interspersed (IS) tables (T) (Section 4.2.6)(7) (Interviews) intervieweesa (Section 4.2.7)(7) Interviewees quoted (Section 4.2.7)(8) Language of interviews (Section 4.2.8)(9) Protocols for editing quotations (Section 4.2.9)(10) Transparency of quotation edits (Section 4.2.9)
No.No. (%)
1Belal and Owen (2015) All block229 (41%)TranslatedNot mentionedNot evident
2Carungu et al., (2021) B5+IS2+T17108 (80%)TranslatedNot mentionedNot evident
3Compernolle (2018) All block5317 (32%)Not clearNot mentionedNot evident
4Dambrin and Lambert (2008) B28 + IS42416 (67%)Not clearNot mentionedNot evident
5Dewi et al. (2019) All block51b17 (36%)TranslatedNot mentionedNot evident
6Edgley et al. (2010) B52 + IS72018 (90%)EnglishNot mentionedNot evident
7Haigh and Shapiro (2012) All block(38) 309 (30%)EnglishNot mentionedLittle evidence
8Hayes and Jacobs (2017) B17 + IS4133 (100%)EnglishNot mentionedNot evident
9Islam and Deegan (2008) All block128 (67%)TranslatedNot mentionedNot evident
10Khalifa et al. (2007) All block706 (9%)EnglishNot mentionedEvident
11Kraus (2012) B26 + IS333029 (67%)EnglishNot mentionedNot evident
12Kreander et al. (2004) B4+IS235N/AEnglishNot mentionedNot evident
13Kuruppu et al. (2019) B14 + IS11269 (35%)EnglishMentionedNot evident
14Manson et al. (2001) All block33N/AEnglishNot mentionedNot evident
15Rimmel and Jonäll (2013) All block77 (100%)TranslatedMentionedEvident
16Sinkovics et al. (2016) All block9N/ANot clearNot mentionedSome evidence
17Skærbæk and Melander (2004) B28 + IS235N/ANot clearNot mentionedNot evident
18Sweeney and Pierce (2004) B51 + IS182518 (72%)EnglishNot mentionedNot evident
19Tremblay et al. (2016) All block3113 (42%)TranslatedNot mentionedNot evident
20Yang and Modell (2013) B14 + IS31(112) 30N/ANot clearNot mentionedNot evident
 Total quotationsB411 + IS172 + T17     
 Sample average quotations      

Note(s): F = quotations in findings; I = quotations in introduction; C = quotations in conclusions; B = block quotation; IS = quotation interspersed within the paper's text; T = quotation in tables

a: Some interviewees were interviewed more than once

b: 46 interviews + 5 focus group participants

N/A: interviewees' quotations cannot be identified because interviewees are classified in groups, not individually

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