""This book provides an introduction to four widely used
qualitative research methods, followed by a detailed discussion of
a pluralistic approach to qualitative research...makes exceellent
use of questions both in order to help the reader gain clarity as
well as to encourage reflexivity."
The Psychologist, May 2012"
""The book makes excellent use of questions throughout, both in
order to help the reader gain clarity regarding the ontological and
epistemological assumptions underpinning different approaches to
qualitative research, as well as to encourage reflexivity regarding
the process of conducting qualitative research.
The discussion of pluralism in Part 2 of the book is detailed
and helpful, providing both guidance as to how to work
pluralistically, as well as offering a welcome argument in favour
of llooseningthe bonds of 'methodolatry, and to allow the research
to be driven by questions and curiosity rather than by the
researcher's commitment to a particular methodological
approach."
Carla Willig, Professor of Psychology, City University, London,
UK"
""Essential for any Qualitative researcher"
@Quiet_Rumours"
""Covers a wide range of topics"
@jennacondie"
Providing practical guidance on carrying out qualitative
research in psychology, using methods singly or in combination,
this textbook supports students from the beginning of their
research experience at undergraduate level through to postgraduate
research and beyond.
The text introduces four widely used qualitative approaches,
grounded theory, interpretative phenomenological analysis,
discourse analysis and narrative analysis - and then considers ways
of combining the approaches. Each chapter focuses on practical
aspects of pluralistic study design and application, including
participant recruitment, ethics, data interpretation and writing
up.
The book reflects the latest developments in qualitative
research and includes several features designed to illustrate the
applications of these, including: Clear chapter introductions and
summaries Descriptive case studies and group projects Reflections
on practice Problem-based questions Research examples The
contributors bring personal insight into qualitative research
practice, covering key areas of psychology, including: health
psychology, social psychology, criminal psychology, gender studies,
psychotherapy and counselling psychology and organizational
psychology.
Contributors Cigdem Esin, Amanda Holt, Pnina Shinebourne and
Sevasti-Melissa Nolas
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