Editorial: Philosophical perspectives on qualitative psychological and social science research

Gabay, Gillie; Hackett, Paul M. W.; Hayre, Christopher M.

doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1237980

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“…The choice of design depends on the research question and the depth of understanding required. For instance, a case study approach might be suitable for exploring a specific agribusiness's decision-making processes, while grounded theory could be used to develop a theory from the ground up based on the data collected (Gabay, et al 2023;Peterson, 2014).…”

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Successful Qualitative Research in Agribusiness Management: Scope, Concepts and Steps

Rosairo

2024

J Agric Sciences

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Successful Qualitative Research in Agribusiness Management: Scope, Concepts and Steps

Rosairo

2024

J Agric Sciences

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“…Furthermore, agricultural communication and media utilize qualitative research to analyze media use, information dissemination, and stakeholder engagement strategies, enhancing communication effectiveness in agricultural contexts. Overall, qualitative research enriches understanding and decision-making across diverse branches of agriculture, contributing to sustainable and inclusive agricultural development (Gabay, Hackett and Hayre, 2023).…”

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The relevance of qualitative approaches in agricultural research

Rosairo

2024

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A theoretical analysis of philosophical dimensions in engineering education

Lysak

2024

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This article presents a theoretical analysis of the philosophical dimensions embedded in engineering education, highlighting the importance of integrating ethical, social, and environmental considerations into the development of future engineers. As engineering increasingly shapes society through technological innovation, philosophical inquiry becomes crucial in addressing contemporary challenges such as sustainability, technological ethics, and social justice. The paper explores how philosophical frameworks, such as utilitarianism, deontology, and virtue ethics, provide engineers with tools to critically evaluate the broader impact of their designs and decisions. By embedding these ethical perspectives within the engineering curriculum, educators can prepare students to navigate the moral complexities inherent in technology and innovation. Moreover, the analysis underscores the role of philosophy in promoting sustainability in engineering, encouraging students to adopt a long-term view of environmental stewardship and resource management. The discussion also highlights the importance of addressing issues related to technological ethics, particularly in the development of artificial intelligence, automation, and biotechnology, where ethical challenges are becoming increasingly prominent. In addition, the paper examines the contribution of philosophy in fostering critical thinking and social responsibility, ensuring that engineers consider the societal implications of their work, especially in marginalized communities. Ultimately, this theoretical analysis argues that integrating philosophy into engineering education is essential for preparing engineers who are not only technically proficient but also ethically conscious, socially responsible, and capable of addressing the complex global challenges that define modern society.

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Editorial: Philosophical perspectives on qualitative psychological and social science research

Cited by 3 publications

References 14 publications

Successful Qualitative Research in Agribusiness Management: Scope, Concepts and Steps

Successful Qualitative Research in Agribusiness Management: Scope, Concepts and Steps

The relevance of qualitative approaches in agricultural research

A theoretical analysis of philosophical dimensions in engineering education

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