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Methods in Psychology
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ISSN 2590-2601 · Elsevier · 199 artikel di indeks
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A multi-method approach to planning a webinar series for young people and their caregivers accessing mental health and substance use health services
Young people and their caregivers often encounter barriers to both awareness of and access to mental health and substance use health (MHSUH) services. Webinars represent an effective yet underutilized approach for delivering actionable, accessible, and stigma-reducing content to support…
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Ethical considerations for the use of artificial intelligence in qualitative research: Questions for researchers, ethics boards, and reviewers
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to quickly process large amounts of qualitative data and return results. Investigators conducting qualitative psychological research have examined how well AI can analyze text data and have found general consistency with human qualitative analysis but…
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Friendly, but not too friendly? Sexual politics, ethics, and troubling rapport in qualitative interview research
While building and maintaining rapport have become synonymous with good qualitative research practice, researchers have rarely interrogated how the ethics of rapport building are complicated by the sociocultural context in which the research is conducted. Indeed, while research methods like the…
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Applying latent variable and network psychometric approaches for construct validation: A case study using the Metacognitions Questionnaire–30
Contemporary psychometric research is increasingly characterized by parallel developments in latent variable modelling and network psychometrics. Despite their shared goals, these approaches are rarely integrated within a single construct validation framework, limiting opportunities for…
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Safety climate questionnaire development in military organisations: A bounded narrative synthesis and validity-evidence workflow
Safety climate questionnaires such as the Nordic Safety Climate Questionnaire (NOSACQ-50) are widely used in high-risk work, but their transfer to military organisations cannot be assumed. In strongly hierarchical settings, authority gradients, obedience norms, and mission-oriented framings may…
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Multiplicities in research with young people: Bridging participatory traditions and new materialism via two case studies
In this paper, we explore the possibilities of multiplicity in qualitative psychology by staging a critical conversation between a new materialist Baradian approach and two research case studies. Our cases are separated by hemisphere, language and theoretical frameworks, but share a commitment to…
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Co-constructing methodology as a power shift dynamic: insights from a community-based research project on lung cancer treatment side effects
This article examines the co-construction of research methodology as a dynamic space for redistributing power between different forms of knowledge in a community-based study on cognitive and psychiatric side effects of targeted therapies for ALK/ROS1 fusion lung cancer. Drawing on the DRACONIS…
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Interrogating the ethics of visual methods: A critical disability studies critique of photovoice
Photovoice is widely regarded as a critical participatory method that promotes social change by centering the visual narratives of marginalized communities. This paper offers a methodological and epistemological critique of photovoice grounded in critical disability studies, examining the ethical…
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Unique ethical challenges in qualitative interviews with families and children
Conducting qualitative research with families raises many unique ethical issues. In this paper, two researchers with decades of experience conducting research with families invite and engage with common ethical issues that uniquely confront qualitative family researchers. Ethical concerns related…
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Being reflexive about reflexivity: The ethical imperative of reflexive practice when engaging in sensitive and contentious research
Research topics involving sex, sexuality or sexual content online including pornography, are often considered sensitive or contentious. These topics can evoke strong attitudes, values, beliefs, biases, and potential prejudices from researchers themselves. As such, it is ethically imperative to…
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MixMG-SEM with double mixture modeling to capture similarities in measurement model and in structural relations across many groups
Comparing relations between latent constructs across groups is essential for understanding social phenomena in different contexts. A key assumption for valid comparisons of such relations is that the constructs are measured equivalently across the groups, referred to as “measurement invariance”…
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Appraising epistemic ethical expectations when researching with children and young people in education
This critical commentary examines the multifaceted challenges of obtaining informed consent in psychological research involving children. Traditional consent models i.e., relying on proxy consent such as school and parent/guardian consent methods often fail to account for children's agency, voice…
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The use of multilevel latent growth modeling analyzing clustered data within individuals: An applied study comparing aggregated and multilevel approaches and a simulation study of sample size
This paper focuses on multilevel growth models with longitudinal measurement variance and bivariate growth processes via structural equation modeling. First, we introduce and demonstrate an application of a bivariate multilevel growth structural equation model with measurement invariance, including…
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Sex work and paying for time: Agency, vulnerability and the ethics of participant payment
This article explores the ethical and procedural challenges associated with the payment of sex workers who engage in research. Our reflections are built upon a study exploring peer-to-peer support services for sex workers and highlight common ethical, institutional and sector-wide policies…
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Foundations of abductive logic in the Lacanian psychoanalytic operation
Este trabajo tiene por objetivo situar la lógica abductiva como fundamento de la práctica psicoanalítica lacaniana. La lógica abductiva, formulada por Charles Sanders Peirce, se presenta como un proceso de generación de hipótesis ante fenómenos inesperados, lo que permite una articulación con el…
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The NOvel Virtual Exploration and Learning Task (NOVEL-T): An easy to administer task to capture human spatial exploration behavior
Exploration behavior is a multifaceted activity that is observed across species. Individuals, however, differ in their tendency to seek out and explore novelty. Understanding these differences is also relevant from a clinical perspective as exploration behavior is affected by several neurological…
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Quantifying individual recognition sensitivity to static and dynamic facial expressions
Dynamic facial expressions of emotion are typically recognized more accurately than static expressions, especially among individuals with immature, vulnerable or impaired facial expression recognition (FER) systems, such as children, older adults, and individuals with clinical conditions. These…
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Unmodeled DIF in latent class analysis: Consequences for class enumeration
This paper builds upon previous research to investigate the effects of misspecified covariate relations in latent class analysis (LCA) using a Monte Carlo simulation. A key issue in latent class enumeration arises when direct effects (DEs) between covariates and indicators are unmodeled…