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Q Methodology as a Constructivist Methodology

Operant Subjectivity, 2009
Following a brief discussion of the meanings of constructivism an argument is made to the effect that Q methodology is a constructivist methodology in a sense that is compatible with the philosophy of Alfred North Whitehead. A brief comparison of the ideas of Stephenson and Whitehead is followed by a section outlining Whitehead’s notion of the ‘actual ...
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Q-methodology

2016
This keyword entry in the 2015 Encyclopaedia of Tourism seeks to position Q-Methodology both in respect to its native field(s) and its introduction and evolution within tourism studies. The entry identifies Q-Methodology as an alternative and innovative methodological approach to the study of tourism, one which is especially useful in situations where ...
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Q methodology in health economics

Journal of Health Services Research & Policy, 2006
The recognition that health economists need to understand the meaning of data if they are to adequately understand research findings which challenge conventional economic theory has led to the growth of qualitative modes of enquiry in health economics. The use of qualitative methods of exploration and description alongside quantitative techniques gives
Rachel, Baker   +2 more
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Q Methodology

2007
Steven Brown, Sally Selden, Dan Durning
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Develop a Q methodological study

Education for Primary Care, 2015
This paper provides a brief introduction to Q methodology, a research technique which allows researchers to reveal the key subjective or 'first-person' viewpoints extant amongst a group of participants. Design and participant issues are considered and coverage is provided about the processes of Q sorting, the factor analysis of the completed Q sorts ...
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Jumping the Methodological Fence: Q Methodology

2018
Mixed methods research is consistently used quantitatively and qualitatively to understand and explore the many facets of a range of phenomena. Generally, mixed methods research involves the use of qualitative and quantitative methods simultaneously or concurrently, yet for the most part independently. What if these methods could be truly mixed?
Dune, Tinashe M. (R17456)   +3 more
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Q methodology

Advances in Nursing Science, 1986
Q methodology is a unique research tradition with an epistemology and technique that is much more than the Q-sort form of instrumentation used to gather data. Developed to explore and understand the richness of human subjectivity, Q methodology, with its emphasis on the individual, is relevant to many substantive areas of scientific inquiry within ...
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Q methodology

2019
Gillian Finchilescu, Saloshni Muthal
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