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International Journal of Qualitative Methods
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ISSN 1609-4069 · SAGE Publishing · 2,469 articles in the index
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Adventures in Action Research: Reflections and Lessons Learned
In this paper, we outline our recent adventures in Action Research in which we developed a publicly available toolkit to help older adults and their caregivers navigate the health and home care systems in our province in Canada. We outline the trajectory that brought us to Action Research and…
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Using Photo-Elicitation Interviews in Health Research: Methodological, Ethical and Practical Reflections from Qualitative Case Studies
Photo-elicitation interviews are increasingly used within the health sciences, such as health psychology, to explore lived experience in ways that move beyond the limits of traditional interviewing. This paper provides a reflexive methodological, ethical, and practical examination of…
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Gauging Affective Atmospheres in Language Teacher Education Through Dialogic Queering as Transformative Research
Inspired by feminist queering and affect theories to disrupt research norms, we drew on our felt experiences to explore the affective atmosphere of language teacher education. In this experimental work, we harnessed affect and queer theories to contest the gendered, classed, and heteronormative…
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Understanding the Impact of Digesting Science for Families Affected by Multiple Sclerosis: A Design-Led Study Using Auto-Photo Elicitation Interviews
This paper examines how families affected by parental Multiple Sclerosis (MS) make sense of, and talk about, MS after attending Digesting Science, a science engagement programme for families with children aged 6–12. We report a qualitative study combining semi-structured interviews with 7 parents…
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Addressing Dilemmas During Classroom Observations Among Vulnerable Students With Mental Health Problems, by Using Ethical Triage Informed by Cognitive Continuum Theory
Using original data, this paper considers dilemmas that arose when conducting classroom observation in a post-16 college in England, during a research study which explored the classroom experiences of 15 adult students who had mental health problems. Ethical approval was given by the National…
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Where Practices Meet: Moving With Ethnography and Inquiring Through the Body
What happens when practices of dance and ethnography meet, inviting each other in to explore ways of experiencing and knowing the world from another position of being? This article presents a methodological experimentation that works across somatic movement practice and ethnography to think…
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An Ethnographer’s Attuned Presence: Methodological Reflexivity in the Study of Fathers’ Diabetes Care
Ethnographic research often requires methodological and analytical adaptations in response to participants’ needs, fieldwork settings, and ethical constraints, yet such adaptations often remain implicit in published accounts. Answering a call for increased transparency of methodological journeys…
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Striving for Rigour in Qualitative Case Study Research: A Contextualised Guide for Early-Career Researchers in the Global South
This paper offers a contextually grounded guide for enhancing rigour in qualitative case study research, focusing on early-career researchers in the Global South. Using an integrative approach that combines systematic literature synthesis with reflective scholarly practice, it adapts established…
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Online Video Biographical Interviewing in Transnational Research: A Condition-Oriented Methodological Perspective
Online video interviewing has become routine in transnational qualitative research. However, methodological debates often focus on its advantages and limitations while underexploring the conditions that support biographical narrative production. This article asks: under what conditions can…
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Suspected Impostor Participants in Online Qualitative Interviews: Lessons From a Qualitative Study on Complex Health Conditions
The shift to virtual qualitative research during and after the COVID-19 pandemic has increased accessibility to interviews and focus groups, while also introducing new risks related to participant misrepresentation and data integrity. Incentivized qualitative studies have become targets for…
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Effectiveness in Addressing Femicide: Protocol for a Systematic Review of Reviews
Femicide has been recognized as an epidemiological crisis, and there is a need for more knowledge about the effects of institutional interventions aimed at reducing this extreme form of violence. Thus, the purpose of this paper is to present a methodological protocol for developing a Systematic…
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The Qualitative Agenda With Intent Statements (QAIS): A Multipurpose Tool in Patient-Oriented Health Research
We present a qualitative data collection tool, the Qualitative Agenda with Intent Statements (QAIS), initially developed within the context of a multinational clinical trial and since refined to accommodate and support state-of-the-science qualitative and mixed methodologies. The original trial…
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Becoming a Self-Study Researcher: Learning Method Through Practice
Calls for methodological innovation in qualitative research often assume that researchers can readily adopt new approaches once they are introduced. Yet adoption presupposes learning, and far less attention has been given to how scholars come to understand and enact unfamiliar methodologies…
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Should We Really Reject Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Reflexive Qualitative Research? A Dialogic Response
A total of 419 experienced qualitative researchers from 32 countries recently signed a statement published in Qualitative Inquiry, urging colleagues to refrain from using generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in reflexive qualitative research. This article challenges methodological assumptions…
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Fieldwork as Formation: Ethnographic Reflexivity and Researcher Positionality in Multi-Sited Teacher Education Research
Although reflexivity is well established in qualitative research, less attention has been paid to how different forms of ethnographic disruption contribute to researcher formation during fieldwork in teacher education. This paper offers a reflexive account of focused multi-sited ethnography…
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Using Photovoice as a Method: Uncover the Experiences of Women in Public Space
Photovoice can be a powerful methodology that employs photography to engage women’s voices and record aspects of women’s daily lives from their perspectives. Overlooking women’s needs in public space planning can result in safety concerns, limited accessibility, economic disparities, exclusionary…
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From Nourishing to Flourishing: Supporting Mino-Bimaadiziwin (The Good Life) Through an Urban Indigenous Ziindigaan (Sunflower) Research Framework in Katarokwi (Kingston, Ontario)
Historically, research involving Indigenous Peoples has been fraught with ethical violations, extractive practices, and power imbalances that have framed Indigenous communities from a deficit lens, overlooking their strengths, knowledges, and capabilities to support community wellbeing. Indigenous…
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Exploring the Perspectives, Knowledge and Attitudes Toward the “MASH-Cardiovascular Multidisciplinary Programme” of Subjects With Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatohepatitis: A Qualitative Case Study Protocol
In Spain, the management of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH) through lifestyle changes faces challenges due to poor patient adherence, partly explained by a lack of knowledge and insufficient support from healthcare professionals. Multidisciplinary approaches involving…
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Development of the Meso Perspective of Fraud Conceptualization: A Grounded Theory Approach
The paper studies fraud conceptualization at different levels that motivate criminal behavior. Accounting fraud literature is analyzed using the grounded theory approach to find new themes and inconsistencies concerning fraud conceptualization. According to our analysis, fraud conceptualization in…
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