Luccas_Interview_Uniandes_Groups_Insights

What, How, Why Method

Situation	What?	How?	Why?	Who?
Insight 1	The interviewee says groups are a very important part of the university, mostly because she studies in a career that needs a lot of groups for her protection in university.	The interviewee says this with a lot of emotion and feeling. She even emphasizes the importance of creating groups with people of different careers.	I believe she was feeling identified with the need for groups at university and the importance mostly in her career. She also tried to be convincing in the sense that she argued that groups with various types of people are very important.	University Student
Insight 2	The interviewee shares the groups she is part of in university, such as the softball group and also the wheels group.	Juliana says the softball group proudly and when she talks about the wheels group she feels nervous and not that confident.	It appears that being part of a softball team suits better the question of what groups are you part of. On the other hand, when she speaks about the San Jose de Bavaria wheels group you can notice she doesn't feel like this group is considered a group in the sense of the interview, however, you can notice how this group is important to her by the way she talks about it.	University Student
Insight 3	The interviewee explains the importance of groups in the manner that they build connections upon hobbies and activities people share. She explains that the sense of a group is only given by the connection made by the people that compose these groups.	When she explains this, she es feeling completely confident about what she is saying. She also feels that she es bringing new cards to the table with this being said, giving relevance to groups that probably don't make sense to anyone except for the people that make part of the group.	This confidence I believe comes from believing strongly in what she is saying. Probably she makes part of many groups that only make sense for the people that belong to the group. Probably she or her close friends belong to groups like that and are hard to explain.	University Student
Insight 4	The interviewee says that she has no problems for building groups and that she mostly gets into already consolidated groups. She also says that the only scenarios in which probably she would like groups to be conformed easier would be for extracurricular art and musical activities.	She says this in a confident manner, feeling that she mostly does not have the need to build groups. She also sounds motivated when speaking of groups for music or art because these are subjects in which she seems to be pretty interested.	Juliana seems like a very social person that doesn't struggle at finding groups and in general, she is part of the groups instead of looking forward to building them. She sounds like if a group is not already created she will not try to build a new group from scratch, she prefers to join groups rather than starting them.	University Student