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Week 4 methods flashcards
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- 1Beyond health psychology, what is type of research is IPA a methodology for- Gender and sexuality
- Educational practices
- Development of therapeutic practice skills
- Identity and major life transitions
- Embodiment - 2Define hermeneuticsThe theory of interpretation, pps interpret their experiences
- 3What is the double hermeneutic?When a researcher tries to make sense of the participant making sense of their own experience
- 4What do research questions suitable for IPA focus on?- a particular experience, in depth
- an experience shared by all pps
- usually in a specific context
- how it is made sense if in their lives - 5What types of question should you use when developing an interview?- open
- descriptive
- narrative
- evaluative
- contrast
- follow up questions - 6What is purposive sampling?sampling based on the phenomenon of interest, small homogenous samples usually 1-10 pps
- 7What are the first 4 stages of the narrative account with evidence from the interviews?1. verbatim transcription of interview recordings
2. Reading and re-reading
3. Initial noting
4. Developing emergent themes - 8What are the last 4 stages?5. searching for connections across emergent themes
6. Moving to the next case
7. Looking for patterns across cases
8. construct narrative account - 9What are the 6 themes of group level analysis?1. repeat initial noting and refine themes
2. reflect on shifts in understanding between cases
3. look for patterns
4. identify shared super-ordinate
5. write further thematic structure development
6. check coverage across samples is adequate - 10Define initial notingExploratory written comments on the interview transcript: descriptive, linguistic and conceptual
- 11Define narrative accountThe final thematic structure derived from the analysis set out in detail. Each of the themes is described and key analytic points are evidenced with excerpts from the interviews
- 12What makes a goo IPA study?- adheres to theoretical principles of IPA
- analytic claims are coherent
- sufficient interview extracts are presented
- themes are detailed and include variation between pps
- narrative account is well written
- analytic process is transparent - 13What is IPA good for? (The strengths)- exploring how a situation/event is subjectively experienced and understood
- giving voice to the lived experience of a particular group
- drawing out implicit and explicit ways of expressing experience and meaning
- investigating the phenomenon of interest in fine-grained detail - 14What is IPA less suitable for?- comparing 2 or more groups
- use with groups of respondents such as focus groups - 15What is IPA NOT suitable for?- objectively establishing “what happened”
- hypothesis testing
- very large sample sizes
- generalisation of findings beyond the participant group
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