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Understanding the role of health information in patients' experiences: secondary analysis of qualitative narrative interviews with people diagnosed with cancer in Germany. [PDF]
BMJ Open, 2018 Objective To analyse the role and meaning of health information in individuals’ experiences with either breast, colorectal or prostate cancer in order to better understand unmet information needs of people with a cancer diagnosis.
Blödt S +6 more
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Disability Studies Quarterly, 2021 This article explores COVID-19 related experiences of disabled people in Bangladesh, Kenya, Nigeria, Nepal and Uganda. Narrative interviews generated storied responses, focussing on respondents' priorities, which enabled us to hear what was most ...
Mary Wickenden +3 more
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Narrative interviews: an important resource in qualitative research
Revista da Escola de Enfermagem da USP, 2014 Objetives This methodological study explain and emphasize the extent and fertility of the narrative interview in qualitative research. Methods To describe the narrative method within the qualitative research.
Camila Junqueira Muylaert +3 more
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A Case Study on Assessing AI Assistant Competence in Narrative Interviews [version 2; peer review: 1 approved, 2 approved with reservations] [PDF]
F1000Research* Background Researchers are leading the development of AI designed to conduct interviews. These developments imply that AI's role is expanding from mere data analysis to becoming a tool for social researchers to interact with and comprehend their ...
Yunmeng Zhao, Chitat Chan, Jiahui Zhao
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Making Sense of Making Sense of Time: Longitudinal Narrative Research
International Journal of Qualitative Methods, 2023 Narratives, like the people who tell them, are fluid, changing through time and in response to context. Longitudinal narrative interviewing enables researchers to explore the meaning of stability and change in narratives over time. Despite much attention
Elizabeth McKibben, Mary Breheny
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Time Line Drawings: Enhancing Participant Voice in Narrative Interviews on Sensitive Topics
International Journal of Qualitative Methods, 2009 In this article the authors describe the use of time line drawings in sensitive-topic narrative interviews. They present time line drawings as a means of inviting participants to enter into a reflective space and engage their stories with a depth that ...
Francis Guenette, Anne Marshall
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Narrative agency in retirement interviews: a qualitative longitudinal study [PDF]
International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health & Well-BeingPurpose The outspoken aim of extending working lives faces the challenge of strong retirement age norms. This paper explores how older postal workers exercise their agency when narrating their retirement experiences and discusses implications for ...
Hanna Kosonen +2 more
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International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 2021 Narrative interviews with young victims of crime can provide information regarding their unique situations and how the victimization has affected their lives.
Sara Thunberg
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“It was too much for me”: mental load, mothers, and working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic
Frontiers in Psychology, 2023 This study analyses the experiences of working from home (WfH) during the COVID-19 pandemic and the impact it has on working mothers through the lens of “mental load.” Remote study, often lauded as a way to reduce work/life conflicts, can bring new ...
Caitriona Delaney +2 more
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Languages, 2021 Within sociolinguistic research on small languages like Low German, differentiation into new and native speakers has become established. The relationship between the two different groups of speakers is sometimes conceptualized as an insurmountable “gap”.
Birte Arendt
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