Introduction to Qualitative Approaches

Brodsky, Alex; Buckingham, Sara L.; Scheibler, Jill E.; Mannarini, Mini

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“…That is, findings in this study suggest that similar experiences with violence may yield different outcomes for youth in the same context, and future research should examine the processes that may inform methods of coping with varying forms of violence. Employing several methodological approaches within one study afforded the opportunity to understand these key nuances in within‐group differences, and specifically among youth in a similar context (Brodsky et al., ; Glaser & Strauss, ; Greene et al., ).…”

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Organized Community Activity Participation and the Dynamic Roles of Neighborhood Violence and Gender among Latino Adolescents

Camacho‐Thompson

Vargas

2018

American J of Comm Psychol

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Relative to their peers, Latino youth are underinvolved in organized community activities (e.g., Boys and Girls Club), and their experiences lack examination. This study employed a neighborhood case-study approach to examine the experiences of Latino youth in a neighborhood with high levels of violence and their participation in organized community activities. Employing a cluster sampling design (Lohr, Sampling: Design and analysis. Pacific Grove, CA: Nelson Education, 2009), we used quantitative, spatial, and qualitative data to understand adolescents' participation in organized community activities. Furthermore, to understand how adolescents from the same neighborhood may experience violence differently we examined gender differences. Those who participated in organized community activities witnessed more violence, regardless of gender. General violence (e.g., robberies, shootings) was dispersed throughout the neighborhood, but gender-specific violence was concentrated along the main street of the neighborhood. In qualitative interviews, adolescents reported this concentration of violence a deterrent to their participation: sexual harassment for girls and gang intimidation for boys. Our findings highlight the unique experiences of youth in violent neighborhoods and the importance of examining differential constraints for those within the same neighborhood.

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Organized Community Activity Participation and the Dynamic Roles of Neighborhood Violence and Gender among Latino Adolescents

Camacho‐Thompson

Vargas

2018

American J of Comm Psychol

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“…This study was guided by a framework that drew on both constructivist‐interpretivist (acknowledging multiple, equally valid realities that are socially constructed; Ponterotto, ); and critical‐ideological paradigms (acknowledging that participants’ realities reflect and cannot be separated from, the influence of social, political, and historical power imbalances; Brodsky, Buckingham, Scheibler, & Mannarini, ). This study adopted a cross‐sectional qualitative method to explore formal responders’ narratives regarding violence against women in India.…”

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The Formal Systems Response to Violence Against Women in India: A Cultural Lens

Menon

Allen

2018

American J of Comm Psychol

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Violence against women (VAW) has become an increasingly salient issue in India, with women at risk for different forms of gendered violence. While there may be universal elements in the international phenomenon of violence against women, it is a complex, multifaceted phenomenon that takes shape in a particular sociocultural context. The current study employs a narrative framework to systematically examine how culture is expressed in the formal systems response and women's help-seeking in two metropolitan cities in India. Specifically, we sought to understand, among formal system responders (a) what characterizes the dominant cultural narratives on violence against women in India; and (b) how these are reflected in community narratives of formal responders. Interviews were conducted with formal responders working in different types of local agencies (e.g., police, health centers, and non-governmental agencies). The paper illustrates the major themes that emerged from participants' narratives describing the multilevel influences that shape the formal system response to violence against women and women's help-seeking efforts. The implications of these findings for effective response and directions for future research are summarized.

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“…Untuk tujuan tersebut sangat penting bagi peneliti untuk mengenal subjek penelitian yang meliputi konteks kebudayaan masyarakat setempat. Beberapa fungsi pendekatan kualitatif antara lain (Brodsky, Buckingham, Scheibler, & Mannarini, 2016):…”

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Kajian Pengembangan Potensi Pariwisata Kawasan Pesisir Pantai Kabupaten Aceh Timur

Risfandini

2019

J. Pariwisata Pesona.

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Dikirim: 11 Maret 2019 The aim of this research is to search for the potensial of the tourism development in East Aceh Regency based on the concept of sustainable tourism develepment. This research is using qualitative approach to identify the appropriate pattern for tourism development in coastal area in East Aceh Regency. Based from this research, it can be concluded that education for the local people to change their way of thinking on tourism is very important. The support from the local people is essential for the planning of sustainable tourism development. Sense of belonging for the culture and tourism will promote proudness and will get the local people to participate in tourism development in their area.

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Introduction to Qualitative Approaches

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Organized Community Activity Participation and the Dynamic Roles of Neighborhood Violence and Gender among Latino Adolescents

Organized Community Activity Participation and the Dynamic Roles of Neighborhood Violence and Gender among Latino Adolescents

The Formal Systems Response to Violence Against Women in India: A Cultural Lens

Kajian Pengembangan Potensi Pariwisata Kawasan Pesisir Pantai Kabupaten Aceh Timur

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