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The barriers to and benefits of conducting Q-sorts in the classroom
Nurse Researcher, 2013To outline the barriers to and benefits of using Q methodology in a classroom.Q methodology has been established as a systematic way to measure subjectivity that is consistent with the naturalistic paradigm. While it is often confused with quantitative methods, it provides the qualitative researcher with powerful tools to investigate the diverse ...
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Independency and operationism in Q-sorting
The Psychological Record, 1963Misgivings about the independency of items in Q-sorting are shown to be due to misunderstandings about what is operational and what is not, and to the fallacy of thinking of items in a Q-sample in logical instead of in psychological-situational terms. Q-samples are composed of balanced block designs for systematic, logical reasons. But Q-sorting has no
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Heterogeneity within compulsive buyers: A Q‐sort study
Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice, 2011Objectives. This study investigated how compulsive buyers make sense of their excessive shopping behaviour to explore possible sources of heterogeneity between compulsive buyers. Method.
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Today there is an increased interest in research with regard to self concept and its implications for therapy. One of the major problems is the measurement of self concept. The present study sought to further analyze the Lewis self concept Q-sort by determining the strength of each item in relation to the sub-scales of: self evaluation ...
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Today there is an increased interest in research with regard to self concept and its implications for therapy. One of the major problems is the measurement of self concept. The present study sought to further analyze the Lewis self concept Q-sort by determining the strength of each item in relation to the sub-scales of: self evaluation ...
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Q-sort definition of ego identity status
Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 1988Four Q-sort profiles of the ego identity statuses were developed to provide empirical definition and analysis of the statuses and Q-sort templates for status assignment by correlation with individual personality profiles. Ten expert judges used the California Q-set (Block, [1978];The Q-Sort Method in Personality Assessment and Psychiatric Research ...
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Q-sort agreement among observers of children.
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 1964Thirty-six children ranging in degree of disturbance were observed and Q-sorted by their teachers, mothers, fathers, a psychologist from a family group interview and a psychiatrist from a play session. Results indicate low agreement among judges on the manifest behavior of children, particularly in disturbed children. Implications are discussed.
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A Q-sort Study of Color-Mood Association
Journal of Projective Techniques, 1961(1961). A Q-sort Study of Color-Mood Association. Journal of Projective Techniques: Vol. 25, No. 3, pp. 341-346.
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A Q-Sort Measure of Beliefs about Abortion
Educational and Psychological Measurement, 1993A Q-Sort procedure for assessing beliefs about abortion is presented. University respondents ( N = 119) sorted 41 items, derived in part from open-ended responses of a large community sample, into a 7-category forced distribution. Cluster analysis of their sorts yielded four types, two reflecting "pro-life" orientations toward this issue and two ...
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A Q-sort study of benefits realisation in IT projects
International Journal of Business Information Systems, 2008In many firms, information system/technology represents a substantial investment and many IT managers find it difficult to justify the rising investments in IS/IT. Often they are under immense pressure to find a way to measure the contribution of the IS/IT investment to business performance, as well as to find reliable ways to ensure that the business ...
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Unforced and Group Response to a Q-Sort
The Journal of Experimental Education, 1966(1966). Unforced and Group Response to a Q-Sort. The Journal of Experimental Education: Vol. 34, No. 4, pp. 19-20.
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