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Qualitative Methods [PDF]

Annual Review of Political Science, 2017
One might argue that political science has gone further than any other social science in developing a rigorous field of study devoted to qualitative methods. This review article begins by discussing the time-honored qualitative/quantitative distinction. What is qualitative data and analysis, and how does it differ from quantitative data and analysis? I
de Freitas, Elizabeth, Lerman, Steven, Noelle-Parks, Amy   +2 more
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The Renaissance of Qualitative Methods

Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 2005
Even though qualitative research was first done more than a century ago, the first texts that tried to define its methodology appeared only eighty years later, in the late sixties. This article explores the reasons why there was such a long delay and why
Giampietro Gobo
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USING QUALITATIVE METHODS TO CULTURALLY ADAPT A COMMUNITY-ENGAGED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY INTERVENTION FOR LATINOS [PDF]

Innov Aging
Zvinka Z. Zlatar, Lazaro Martinez Lujan, Mikael Anne Greenwood-Hickman, Julie Cooper, Stefani Flórez-Acevedo, Andrea-Paula Vargas, Dori E. Rosenberg   +6 more
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The Influence of Social Support and Characteristics of the Stigmatisers on Stigmatising Attitudes Towards People With Mental Illness

European Journal of Health Communication (EJHC), 2021
The stigmatisation of people with mental illness has severe negative consequences for affected individuals. As research in the context of exemplification theory (Zillmann & Brosius, 2000) shows, single-case descriptions of affected individuals (i.e ...
Michélle Möhring, Natascha Katharina Krick, Anika Ditze   +2 more
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Applying the mixed-blessings model and labeling theory to stigma in inclusive education: An experimental study of student and trainee teachers’ perceptions of pupils with ADHD, DLD, and intellectual disability

Frontiers in Psychology, 2022
Institutional and individual stigmatization represent major barriers that prevent children with disabilities from accessing education. It can be presumed that children with disabilities are labeled as such even in inclusive educational settings and that ...
Alexander Röhm, Michelle Grengel, Michélle Möhring, Johannes Zensen-Möhring, Cosima Nellen, Matthias R. Hastall   +5 more
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Unpacking the role of transport inequalities among older adults for accessing healthcare in Bengaluru, India

Global Public Health, 2023
Mobility, access to transport and healthcare play a crucial part in healthy ageing. However, these often posechallenges for older adults in the global South.
Divya Sussana Patil, Ajay Bailey, Sobin George, Martin Hyde, Lena Ashok   +4 more
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ASSESSING ENTREPRENEURIAL ATTITUDES AND SKILLS OF STUDENTS [PDF]

Modern Management Review, 2018
Entrepreneurship is often defined as the opportunistic pursuit of economic wealth by limited resources. Governments all over the world undertake many programmes to boost entrepreneurial spirits amongst students - potential entrepreneurs.
Celina SOŁEK-BOROWSKA, Katarzyna CHUDY-LASKOWSKA   +1 more
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Study protocol: navigating access to gender care in Ireland—a mixed-method study on the experiences of transgender and non-binary youth

BMJ Open, 2022
Introduction There has been a global increase in demand for gender-specific healthcare services and a recognition that healthcare access is complex and convoluted, even in countries with well-developed healthcare services.
Donal O’Shea, Catherine Houghton, Seán Kearns, Karl Neff   +3 more
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MODERN LOGISTICS IN HEALTH SERVICE [PDF]

Modern Management Review, 2013
The primary task of all hospitals is to improve the health of patients. In a typical hospital a large number of people perform logistics operations often without being aware of it.
Magdalena DOBRZAŃSKA, Paweł DOBRZAŃSKI, Mirosław ŚMIESZEK   +2 more
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Impact of Mode Switching on Nonresponse and Bias in a Multimode Longitudinal Study of Young Adults

Survey Research Methods, 2023
Young adults are generally hard to survey, presenting researchers with numerous difficulties. They are hard to locate and contact due to high mobility. They are hard to persuade and exhibit high levels of resistance to survey participation. As a result,
Ting Yan, Jonathan Wivagg, William Young, Cristine Delnevo, Daniel Gundersen   +4 more
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