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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"Consensual qualitative research"”.
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Jewish Perspectives on Christian Privilege: a Consensual Qualitative Study
… interest across the field, much of the extant research has failed to explore religiosity as a component of the psychological literature. Using Consensual Qualitative Research (CQR) the authors set out to gain an understanding of Christian privilege and the impact it has on Jewish Identity. A …
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Stoking the Flames of Wellness: An Exploration of Factors that Influence West Virginia Firefighters' Health Behaviors
… within the firefighter culture. Using a qualitative approach with multiple sources of data, the current study sought to answer the question, "what impacts the health of firefighters in West Virginia?" Eight focus groups, and Photovoice data from nine participants were inductively analyzed …
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Exploring problematic online gaming: A qualitative approach
… regarding their online gaming experiences. Consensual qualitative research was used to analyze the data. Eleven domains emerged from the data analysis: (a) antecedents to involvement in online gaming, (b) gaming activity, (c) character creation, (d) functionality, (e) perception of …
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Whites' racial affect: understanding the antiracist type
… scale (PCRW; Spanierman & Heppner, 2004), the researchers conducted two focus groups. One group was comprised of White students (n = 5) whose scores reflected the antiracist racial affect type, whereas the other was comprised of White students (n = 6) who did not score as antiracist. Using a …
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“How Can They Say No?”: Understanding the Perspectives of Power in PhD Advisor-Advisee Relationships
… own and each other’s power or lack thereof. Yet, research on PhD student and faculty perspectives of power is limited and the focus is often on the student perspective (Aguinis et al., 1996; Cook et al., 2018; Jones, 2013; Hemer, 2012). Therefore, to reduce the gaps in the literature, I applied …
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A study of peer-nominated exemplars of social justice commitment in counseling and psychology
The current study used qualitative methods to examine the perspectives and experiences of 18 peer-nominated exemplars of social justice practice in psychology and counseling. A 9 question semi-structured interview was conducted with each participant addressing 4 research questions: What is social …
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Burmese Refugee Women in Resettlement: Narratives of Strength, Resilience, and Posttraumatic Growth
Though there is research to suggest a robust association between exposure to traumatic events and negative mental health outcomes (Fazel, Wheeler, & Danesh, 2005), refugees, amongst other individuals, demonstrate remarkable resilience and ability to cope with adverse stressors (Schweitzer, …
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Asian Indian Perceptions of Normality: A Qualitative Study
… their perceptions of normal mental health. A Consensual Qualitative Research analysis strategy was then conducted. Five domains were created: Perceptions of Normal, Perceptions of Abnormal, Cause of Mental Illness, Criteria Used to Differentiate Normal from Abnormal, and Difficulties in …
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Detransition emergence
Much research has been conducted on the experiences of transgender and gender expansive people who transition; however, minimal research has examined the experiences of people who stop gender affirming medicine and then detransition. Utilizing consensual qualitative research, the aim of this study …
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A Qualitative Examination of the Sport Music Preferences of NCAA Division I Athletes
… Klein, & Lachowetz, 2008; Stevens & Lane, 2001). Researchers have found that many athletes report their music preferences for everyday listening are different from what they listen to around sport participation (Laukka & Quick, 2011). Music preferences have been found to be related to both gender …
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Type I diabetes and insulin omission : an in-depth look
… context of disordered eating behavior. Previous research supports medical providers and patients lack of comfort in discussing insulin omission. This study was designed to answer two questions. Why do young adult college students with type I diabetes omit insulin? and what factors facilitate and …
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Coping with Unemployed Poverty: A Qualitative Study
A century of psychological research exists on the impact of unemployment on individuals. However, missing from the literature is a consideration of the social context of unemployed persons and the ways in which persons cope with their unemployment. This study sought to examine the experiences of …
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Master Therapists' Perceptions of Self-Disclosure Use in Individual Psychotherapy: A Qualitative Study
… & Perry, E., 1988), and a growing body of research and theory suggests that avoiding TSD in all circumstances may have harmful effects on both the client and the therapy (Barnett, 2011). Thus, continued research is called for to provide clinicians with recommendations for how to use the …
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Young Women's Experiences of Viewing Thinspiration and Fitspiration on Instagram
… like Instagram, particularly among young women, researchers have begun to study relationships between social media and body image. Much of this research, however, has used quantitative research methods, which cannot capture the rich, inner experiences of individuals. Popular trends on Instagram …
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The Experience and Understanding of Racial Difference in Families Among Adults of Color Adopted by White Parents
… families are destined for maladaptive outcomes, research must investigate how family members address differences to produce strong, high functioning families. As such, the purpose of this qualitative investigation was to a) identify what transracially adopted individuals think and feel about …
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An Examination of Athletic Directors' Perceptions of the Utilization of Athletic Trainers in the Secondary School Setting
… of athletic training services. Utilizing a qualitative methodology, ten high school athletic directors employed by schools that utilize the services of full-time ATs completed a telephone interview facilitated by a semi-structured interview guide. All interviews were recorded and transcribed …
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An Existential Punchline: How Humor Functions in a Young Adult Friendship Facing Advanced Cancer
… of social disconnection in response to cancer. Research suggests that humor may be a helpful coping approach and communication mechanism for mitigating distress and discussing difficult topics. Grounded within the frameworks of Relational Cultural Theory and Communicated Narrative Sense Making …
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Exploring the Relational Impact of Breast Cancer on Younger Women Partnered with Women
… with cancer. This dissertation study sought to qualitatively explore the relational impact of breast cancer on younger women partnered with women. Ten individuals, members of five monogamous women couples, were interviewed for the study. The focus of the study is on women who are 50 years of age …