Introducing Qualitative Research In PsychologyThis vital student resource takes six different approaches to qualitative methods and discusses the techniques to use these in research. |
Contents
Part 1 Conceptual preparation | 1 |
Part 2 Doing research | 55 |
Part 3 Reflections and conclusions | 167 |
Appendix 1 What influences a persons decision to want to stop using drugs? A grounded theory study exploring the experiences of heroin users | 184 |
Appendix 2 The experience of body dysmorphic disorder an interpretative phenomenological analysis and photo elicitation study | 207 |
Appendix 3 Constructing selfharm at the turn of the twentyfirst century a Foucauldian discourse analysis | 222 |
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