The book Qualitative Research Methods in Psychology: An Introduction is an important reference book for students studying qualitative methodology in psychology. It analyzes when to use each qualitative research method, the procedures and techniques involved, and the potential limitations of each. In this new edition, the material has been reorganized and updated to reflect recent developments in the field.
The book also includes:
- Two new chapters, one on meta-synthesis and one on pluralism in qualitative research.
- An expanded chapter on visual methodologies.
- Information and analysis of innovative dissemination methods.
- Extensive coverage of the central question "What makes qualitative research 'research'?"
- The sections titled "It's Not That Simple After All," at the end of each chapter.
Finally, there are references to the "Online Learning Center," which includes lists of additional resources, multiple-choice questions, as well as questions for assignments and glossaries for each chapter, suitable for both students and instructors.
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- Gutenberg
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- Greek
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- 9789600127829
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