Table 2 |
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Questions asked during data collection |
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Domain of inquiry |
Probable questions to ask |
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Socio-demographic profile |
District & Sub-county |
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Village/Camp |
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Site |
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Number of participants |
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Moderator |
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Note taker |
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Date |
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Starting time |
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Ending time |
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Transcriber |
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Gender (number of men or number women for FGD) |
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Age (age range for FGD) |
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Vulnerability narrative |
As a group, when do you think you experienced life difficulties associated with conflict/war for the first time? What happened then? And then?] |
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Which life difficulties associated with conflict/war have you experienced in your lifetime? |
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We would like to know more about your experiences of life difficulties associated with conflict/war, Can you describe what happened when you faced life difficulties? |
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Looking at your history, can you tell us how your well-being/lifestyles used to be before you experienced life difficulties associated with conflict/war? |
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What have been the changes in your well-being/lifestyles after you experienced the life difficulties associated with conflict/war? |
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Context of trauma and sexual behaviour |
Are there any other people in your social environment [family, social environment like friendship networks] who experienced/are experiencing life difficulties associated with conflict/war like you? In what ways do you consider your life difficulties similar or different to theirs? |
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Have you ever heard [on radio, from other people] or read [newspapers] about any other person or people who had the same life difficulties' associated with conflict/war as you? [If yes] In what ways is such a person/are such people's life difficulties' similar or different to yours? |
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Please, tell us about the self-protecting things/resources which used to be available to protect against life difficulties when your people would be face traumatizing events? [Probe traditional ways of managing life difficulties] |
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Which resources [social and political networks and institutional] are available to protect against life difficulties when people face traumatizing events? |
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Looking at your history, can you tell us how sexual decency/integrity in your society used to be preserved before life associated with conflict/war befell your home areas? |
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Looking at your current society how has life difficulties associated with conflict/war affected sexual decency/integrity? |
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Explanatory models of sexual behaviour in a post-conflict setting |
Do you have a local terms or expression that describes your life difficulties associated with conflict/war? [What is that local term or expression?] |
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According to you, what do you think are primary causes of your life difficulties? [Take special interest to note all that is mentioned] |
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Was/is there something happening in your family, at work or in your social life that could explain your life difficulties associated with conflict/war? [If answer is yes, as next question] |
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In your society, how do you deal with [manage, cope] life difficulties associated with conflict/war? What assistance or help is given to someone facing a life difficulty? |
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Are your life difficulties somehow linked or related to specific events that occurred in your lives? |
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Impact of conflict-related trauma on sexual behaviour |
How have your life difficulties associated with conflict/war changed your life/lives? |
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How has your life difficulty associated with conflict/war changed the way you feel or think about yourselves? |
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How has your life difficulty associated with conflict/war changed the way you look at life in general? [Probe for impact on sexual behaviour]? |
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What has been happening to your social and sexual lives ever since you faced the life difficulties associated with conflict/war? |
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How have your lifestyle difficulties associated with conflict/war changed the way others look at you? |
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How have life difficulties affected people's motivations, beliefs, values, practices and opinions about sexuality in this community? |
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For those who faced lifestyle difficulties associated with conflict/war and coped well, what can explain the resilience/hardiness/toughness? |
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How has you family or friends helped you helped you through this difficult period associated with conflict/war in your life? |
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How have your spiritual lives, faiths or religious practices helped you go through these difficult periods in your life? |
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Is there anything else you would like to add? |
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Muhwezi et al. Conflict and Health 2011 5:22 doi:10.1186/1752-1505-5-22 |
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