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A Simple Qualitative Paradigm: The Asking And The Telling, Loni O. Shelef
A Simple Qualitative Paradigm: The Asking And The Telling, Loni O. Shelef
The Qualitative Report
No abstract provided.
A Pragmatic View Of Thematic Analysis, Jodi Aronson
A Pragmatic View Of Thematic Analysis, Jodi Aronson
The Qualitative Report
Ethnographic interviews have become a commonly used qualitat ive methodology for collecting data (Aronson, 1992). Once the information is gathered, res earchers are faced with the decision on how to analyze the data. There are many ways to anal yze informants' talk about their experiences (Mahrer, 1988; Spradley, 1979; Taylor & Bogdan, 1984), a nd thematic analysis is one such way. Although thematic analysis has been described (Benner, 1985; Leininger, 1985; Taylor & Board, 1984), there is insufficient literature that outlines the pragmatic process of thematic analysis. This article attempts to outline the procedure for perform ing a thematic analysis.
Finding A Path Through The Research Maze, Patricia M. Cole
Finding A Path Through The Research Maze, Patricia M. Cole
The Qualitative Report
No abstract provided.
Qualitative Research And Clinical Work: "Private-Ization" And "Public-Ation", Ronald J. Chenail
Qualitative Research And Clinical Work: "Private-Ization" And "Public-Ation", Ronald J. Chenail
The Qualitative Report
No abstract provided.
New And Notable, Ronald J. Chenail
The Hermeneutics Of Transcript Analysis, Joyce G. Love
The Hermeneutics Of Transcript Analysis, Joyce G. Love
The Qualitative Report
No abstract provided.
Workpoints: Research Provocations-Part Ii, Barbara A. Kaufman
Workpoints: Research Provocations-Part Ii, Barbara A. Kaufman
The Qualitative Report
No abstract provided.
Internet News, Ronald J. Chenail
In Pursuit Of Aesthetic Research Provocations, Barbara A. Kaufman
In Pursuit Of Aesthetic Research Provocations, Barbara A. Kaufman
The Qualitative Report
In keeping with new narrative metaphors in the family therapy field and new epistemological approaches to clinical interaction, literature as a paradigm for qualitative inquiry and evaluation is discussed. Description of a research project that explores how fictional literature can be integrated into graduate programs reveals a multi-layered, aesthetic approach to family therapy research and training as well as the design of project-specific methodology (Chenail, 1992a).
Special Afta Issue On Qualitative Research, Ronald J. Chenail
Special Afta Issue On Qualitative Research, Ronald J. Chenail
The Qualitative Report
No abstract provided.
When Research Interviews Are More Therapeutic Than Therapy Interviews, Jerry Gale
When Research Interviews Are More Therapeutic Than Therapy Interviews, Jerry Gale
The Qualitative Report
This brief report presents some preliminary results of part of a study currently being conducted (Gale, 1992, May). The study is a qualitative analysis of a couple's and therapist's perspective of meaningful moments in therapy using Interpersonal Process Recall (IPR) (Elliott, 1986). The methodology of this study involved the collaborators (aka: subjects) in a manner that was self-reflexive and recursive (see Steier, in press). The impact of the study was such that the research interviews themselves were reported to have greater therapeutic impact than the therapy. Following eight sessions of marital therapy, the couple reported that therapy was not helpful, …
Qualitative Research: Central Tendencies And Ranges, Ronald J. Chenail
Qualitative Research: Central Tendencies And Ranges, Ronald J. Chenail
The Qualitative Report
It is always interesting to listen closely when someone says, "Qualitative research is..." or curious to read intently an article or book which prominently features "qualitative research" in the title, and then experience a strange, defamiliarization process as the words of the conversation, lecture, article, or book don't seem to fit your notion of what "qualitative research" is and isn't. Well, you are not alone in your confusion. As far as I know, no one has copy rights on the term so it ends up meaning a variety of things for a variety of people. As a matter of fact, …
Qualitative Research Journals, Linda Wark
Qualitative Research Journals, Linda Wark
The Qualitative Report
No abstract provided.
A Case For Clinical Qualitative Research*, Ronald J. Chenail
A Case For Clinical Qualitative Research*, Ronald J. Chenail
The Qualitative Report
For the most part, that which is called qualitative research has been developed, understood, and justified within scientific and quantitative contexts. Sharing common interests (e.g., description, interpretation, criticism, subjectivity, etc.) with this scientific qualitative research are two contrasting traditions of research and practice, which have originated and evolved in domains of inquiry other than science and technology, namely those methods and ways of knowing from the arts and humanities, and from the clinical fields. This latter type, clinical qualitative or practitioner-generated research, is defined and contrasted with the scientific and artistic varieties. A number of clinical qualitative research projects are …
Massachusetts Public Opinion Study On Spaying And Neutering Pets, Dorr Research Corporation
Massachusetts Public Opinion Study On Spaying And Neutering Pets, Dorr Research Corporation
Demography and Statistics for Companion Animal Populations Collection
This report contains the findings from a study of pet owners in Massachusetts conducted for the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals during the period of October 21-27, 1991. The objectives of the research focused on the issue of spaying/neutering pets and focused on the following topics:
- Some background data on owners and pets
- Attitudes and behavior relating to spaying/neutering pets
- Motivators and deterrents in decisions of whether to spay/neuter
Editorial: Before You Give Up On Research Or Please Re-Search This, Ronald J. Chenail
Editorial: Before You Give Up On Research Or Please Re-Search This, Ronald J. Chenail
The Qualitative Report
No abstract provided.
Afta Interest Group Discusses Qualitative Research, Anthony W. Heath
Afta Interest Group Discusses Qualitative Research, Anthony W. Heath
The Qualitative Report
No abstract provided.
A Retrospective Account Of Some Qualitative Research, Marguerite Mccorkle
A Retrospective Account Of Some Qualitative Research, Marguerite Mccorkle
The Qualitative Report
No abstract provided.
Provocations For Researching Clinicians And Clinical Researchers, Ronald J. Chenail
Provocations For Researching Clinicians And Clinical Researchers, Ronald J. Chenail
The Qualitative Report
No abstract provided.
Bradford Keeney's Cybernetic Project And The Creation Of Recursive Frame Analysis, Ronald J. Chenail
Bradford Keeney's Cybernetic Project And The Creation Of Recursive Frame Analysis, Ronald J. Chenail
The Qualitative Report
No abstract provided.
Recursiveness In Qualitative Research: The Story About The Story, Kenneth Stewart, La Nae Valentine
Recursiveness In Qualitative Research: The Story About The Story, Kenneth Stewart, La Nae Valentine
The Qualitative Report
No abstract provided.
Past, Present, And Future: An Interview With Ralph Larossa On Qualitative Research, Patricia Cole
Past, Present, And Future: An Interview With Ralph Larossa On Qualitative Research, Patricia Cole
The Qualitative Report
No abstract provided.
Introduction, Ronald J. Chenail
Alternative Paradigms In Education, Brent Atkinson
Alternative Paradigms In Education, Brent Atkinson
The Qualitative Report
No abstract provided.
A Novel Experience: A Classroom Exercise For Exploring Patterns, Jerry Gale
A Novel Experience: A Classroom Exercise For Exploring Patterns, Jerry Gale
The Qualitative Report
No abstract provided.
Journal Update, Ronald J. Chenail
Read More About It, Marilyn Litchman
Locating In Searcy, Arkansas: A Facts Book For Business And Industry - Individuals And Families, Don P. Diffine Ph.D.
Locating In Searcy, Arkansas: A Facts Book For Business And Industry - Individuals And Families, Don P. Diffine Ph.D.
Belden Center Books
Compiled over a six-month period, under the auspices of the Searcy Chamber of Commerce, the 1987 edition of this book was a public service project, containing numerous new and expanded sections. This project was a relevant, practical and interesting experience for the Belden Center staff and, at the same time, it helped Searcy by providing a current and complete course of city information.
Animal Control In Fulton County, William Garrett
Animal Control In Fulton County, William Garrett
Management and Control of Companion Animal Populations Collection
Our animal control personnel in Fulton County are running a successful program. We serve a stable population of approximately 600,000 people based on the 1980 census and updated projections. Our area encompasses some 225,000 households. Of those, approximately 143,000 are single family dwellings, 75,000 are of the multiple family variety and some 7,000 fall into other categories. Geographically, the area consists of 50% urban, 40% suburban and about 10% rural. Which is relatively little "true" rural land consisting of agriculture or open woodlands. The county is approximately 75 miles in length and varies from 2 to 35 miles in width …
Charlotte - Mecklenburg Animal Control Program, Diane Quisenberry
Charlotte - Mecklenburg Animal Control Program, Diane Quisenberry
Management and Control of Companion Animal Populations Collection
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Division of Animal Control is operated as an agency for the protection of persons and property under the city government of Charlotte, N.C. and serves both the City of Charlotte and the County of Mecklenburg. For nearly forty years, the City of Charlotte has had an Animal Control agency which is authorized to enforce all state and local laws pertaining to animals and to ensure that all animals within its jurisdiction receive humane care.