Own Your Walls: Portraiture and Researcher Reflexive Collage Self-Portraits

Lahman, Maria K. E.; Oliveira, Becky De; Cox, Dannon G.; Sebastian, Margaret L.; Cadogan, Kimberley; Kahn, Amber Rundle; Lafferty, Mel; Morgan, M. Gwyn; Thapa, Kritika; Thomas, Rowen; Zakotnik-Gutierrez, Jennifer

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“…Study [7] summarizes several important stages, containing key evolutions and points in time. From a methodological perspective, user profiling has gone through survey research methods (including ethnographic research), model analysis methods (with causal and structural equation modeling predominating), experimental methods, and also derives models for user segmentation, models based on sociology and psychology (e.g., Profiler, SIGMA Milieus®), and models based on the family lifecycle and analytical models of lifestyles (e.g., models and improvements of Price et al), VALS (Values and Lifestyles), LOV (List Of Values), etc., and the data source is based on survey data [8][9].…”

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“…Details are shown in Table 7. Through the methodology level comparison, we can have a deeper understanding of the differences between big data user profiling and survey data user profiling, and also be able to better allocate resources in the process of big data user profiling and focus on breaking through the key research, and the visualization results are shown in Figures 6,7,8,9. First of all, limited to the inadequacy of the freshmen data, the statistical dimension is bound to be relatively single, unable to grasp further information such as economic information, growth history information, life information, health status, social skills, study habits and abilities.…”

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Application of Lightweight Freshmen Group Portrait Based on Echarts

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This study designs a general analysis model for fusion method, big data portrait of young users using map engine data, and tries to solve the problem of fusion of qualitative and quantitative methods in user portrait. This paper determines the necessity of freshmen group portrait in the practice of ideological education by studying the freshmen group portrait and its objectives, connotations and roles; through the various aspects of data collection, cleaning, structuring, data analysis and modeling, the Echarts platform is used to establish a data visualization example, to achieve a three-dimensional, multi-dimensional and interactive visualization output of the freshmen group portrait, and with the help of the combination of qualitative and quantitative methods, the design of the Research model. Based on the theory of sociological psychology, we construct a user value map, use Look-alike algorithm to construct the map data labeling system, use K-Means clustering algorithm to get the data results, and analyze the data results for business. Using the model for big data empirical demonstration, the results show that young users can be divided into 20 categories of groups, and the total number of data results reaches 170 million, and the number of preference labels reaches 606, which is better than the results of survey data. And it is applied in the initial education and teaching practice process, obtaining better results, with replicable and generalizable practical application scenarios.

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Application of Lightweight Freshmen Group Portrait Based on Echarts

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“…Although researchers usually develop their own style of memoing, memo writing is generally a linear process where the researcher writes out the new ideas they have while interacting with data. Lahman and doctoral students (Lahman et al, 2020(Lahman et al, , 2021 engaged with collage materials to memo a data set and create a reflexive self-portrait to reveal layered understandings of research topics and researcher positionality. Holbrook and Pourchier (2014) used collage to produce analysis in a post-qualitative research context that is "simultaneous and non-hierarchical" (p. 754).…”

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Walking in Between: a Collaged Storytelling of Data Collection During the Pandemic

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Collage inquiry is an arts-based research approach that encourages researchers and participants to exercise nonlinear thinking. The purpose of this article is to present a collaged storytelling of my qualitative data collection experience during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the academic research cycle, data collection was most likely to be affected by the pandemic. Using my data collection digital footprints as primary materials, I reflected on my collage-making steps and the unexpected insights and learning emerged in the process. The collage-making process enriched my understanding of qualitative research and my scholarly identity as a responsible qualitative researcher.

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“…Naming can be both an act of validation and an act of disrespect. Naming can be violence, or it can be a tool for safety (Strunk et al, 2016, p. 8) and liberation (Lahman et al, 2020, pp. 9–10).…”

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A Good Name: Pseudonyms in Research

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People’s names and the places, animals, and items named by people are deeply personal and reflective of their culture and identity, yet in qualitative research, the standard is to use pseudonyms. This practice is thought to protect research participants, but when are “real” names most respectful and appropriate? How might researchers include research participants in these considerations? The purpose of this methodological article is to increase transparency and collaboration around the participant naming process, bringing much-needed attention to issues of power in the naming process in research. The authors review the literature and detail their reflexive engagement with pseudonyms; they advance issues for consideration and provide recommendations in the areas of power in participant naming, culturally responsive research, and pseudonym use with trans people and incarcerated people. Throughout the article, the authors interrupt the text with reflexive narrative interludes to share personal experiences with naming.

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Own Your Walls: Portraiture and Researcher Reflexive Collage Self-Portraits

Cited by 3 publications

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Application of Lightweight Freshmen Group Portrait Based on Echarts

Application of Lightweight Freshmen Group Portrait Based on Echarts

Walking in Between: a Collaged Storytelling of Data Collection During the Pandemic

A Good Name: Pseudonyms in Research

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