1990
DOI: 10.1002/j.1556-6676.1990.tb01375.x
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Living With the AIDS Virus: A Representative Case

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“…As this case study researcher comments "it is better to recognise and be explicit about possible sources of influence, and to make allowances for them than it is to pretend that such influences do not exist or to regard them as unwanted sources of "bias" and attempt the impossible task of eliminating them altogether. "[40] FCS researchers need to be aware of (and try and explain in presentation) the impact they are having on the collection and analysis of data. Such relativism would be laudable all research communities with a tendency to absolutism – but the challenge of reflexivity should not be underestimated.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As this case study researcher comments "it is better to recognise and be explicit about possible sources of influence, and to make allowances for them than it is to pretend that such influences do not exist or to regard them as unwanted sources of "bias" and attempt the impossible task of eliminating them altogether. "[40] FCS researchers need to be aware of (and try and explain in presentation) the impact they are having on the collection and analysis of data. Such relativism would be laudable all research communities with a tendency to absolutism – but the challenge of reflexivity should not be underestimated.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is the larger responsibility of the profession to foster the empirical and clinical investments in theory development and testing. One exemplar of a multimethod approach is Frank Shontz who produced the trifecta of scholarship: integrative conceptual treatises (e.g., Shontz, 1971Shontz, , 1990, sound research studies (e.g., Gordon & Shontz, 1990;Shontz & McNish, 1972), and state-of-the-art assessments of the profession (e.g., Shontz, 2003;Shontz & Wright, 1980). Following are two fine examples of developing their own branches of contemporary conceptualization and research utilizing the theoretical work of our profession's trailblazers.…”
Section: Invigorating Intradisciplinary Mining and Validating Of Rehamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It may be said that we developed the study's methodology in collaboration with John and Rosalie, insofar as the couple not only requested that their real names be used in the study but agreed to be interviewed only with the condition that their stories be published to help others in similar circumstances. As described by many PWAs (e.g., Gordon & Shontz, 1990;Trainor & Ezer, 2000) and clearly stated by John and Rosalie, people have a need to tell their stories. We believed that the best way to communicate their stories was through a case study.…”
Section: Design and Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As traditional avenues of contributing to society are curtailed, PWAs and their caregivers often feel the desire to comfort and counsel others who are experiencing similar situations as one way to find meaning in their own pain (Brown & Stetz, 1999;Gordon & Shontz, 1990). The couple felt these sentiments strongly as expressed by John, "I would very much like to make a contribution to the world's knowledge about what it is like to live with AIDS, and see publication of this report as an opportunity to do this."…”
Section: Contributions and Limitations Of The Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
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