This second edition textbook provides invaluable guidance on
carrying out qualitative research in psychology using methods both
individually and in combination. Suitable for researchers at all
stages of their development, the book provides a go-to resource for
students who are just starting out, as well as for experienced
qualitative researchers planning to carry out research
pluralistically. Key features include: *A new chapter on Thematic
Analysis *Updated chapters on four other widely used qualitative
method - grounded theory, interpretative phenomenological analysis,
discourse analysis and narrative analysis *Discussions of the
theoretical foundations of qualitative methods employed singly and
pluralistically *Consideration of ethical and quality issues
pertinent to different methods when used separately and in
conjunction *Inclusion of the use of visual and other non-textual
data *Problem-based questions *Reflections on practice from
experienced researchers The book has been updated throughout to
reflect current developments in, and research examples from, the
full breadth of the discipline, including from health, social,
counselling, and sports and exercise psychology. Studies carried
out as part of both academic and professional practice are
included, alongside discussion of ways in which researchers from
both settings can work together effectively. "This book opens new
horizons for innovation, and creates new avenues to explore the
complexity of human experience." -Dr Amy Burton, Senior Lecturer in
Qualitative Research Methods, Staffordshire University, UK "Frost
invites advanced students to move from broad conceptual
understandings towards a nuanced appreciation of the potential of
qualitative methods in psychology." -Neil Cooper, Professor of
Learning and Teaching in Psychology, University of East Anglia, UK
"With a crystal clear writing style, Frost enriches our
understanding of the practice and experience of doing pluralistic
qualitative research - an invaluable contribution." -John McCarthy,
Head of School of Applied Psychology, University College Cork,
Ireland "Frost has delivered a highly relevant, useful, and
contemporary book that will be a prized guide on any qualitative
journey." -Brett Smith, Director of Research, Department of
Psychology, Durham University, UK "Nollaig Frost has been
instrumental to the advancement of a pluralistic perspective in
qualitative psychology. This keenly awaited second edition of her
book does not disappoint." -Carla Willig, bestselling author of
Introducing Qualitative Research in Psychology Nollaig Frost is
Adjunct Professor at the School of Applied Psychology, University
College Cork, Ireland; Visiting Lecturer at City, University of
London, UK; and Visiting Researcher at Middlesex University, UK.
She teaches and supervises qualitative research to students at all
levels and has led the Pluralism in Qualitative Research (PQR)
project since its inception in 2006.
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