The methodological integrity of critical qualitative research: Principles to support design and research review.

Levitt, Heidi M.; Morrill, Zenobia; Collins, Kathleen M.; Rizo, Javier

doi:10.1037/cou0000523

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“…After reading each interview and making notes, the author identified codes (meaning units) related to information in the interview sections. In order to ensure trustworthiness, two other researchers read and analysed three interviews, and the coding scheme was adjusted accordingly [ 32 , 33 ]. The codes were then grouped into higher-order nodes that reflected the relationship between codes within and across the interviews.…”

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Recipients’ experience with information provision for electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)

Coman

2022

BMC Psychiatry

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Background Despite improvements, studies continue to report unsatisfactory provision of information before, during and after electroconvulsive treatment (ECT). Aims The study explores participants’ experiences with information provision about ECT. Methods In-depth interviews with 21 participants (21– 65 year-old) were conducted. Thematic analysis resulted in identification of four themes: pre-treatment knowledge, experience of informed consent, the need for information depth and life after ECT. The study includes user involvement. Results Although some participants were satisfied with information provision, the majority experienced an education deficit throughout the treatment period. Their consent was based mostly on oral information, insufficient and unvaried information on official health websites and media. Further, patients reported a lack of follow-up services that can attend to (neuro) psychological concerns. Conclusions Better access to updated factual and narrative information should support patient education and autonomy. Active use of diary writing, better follow-up and more varied representations of experience with ECT in media and health information sites are necessary to educate, improve consent processes and reduce stigma.

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Recipients’ experience with information provision for electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)

Coman

2022

BMC Psychiatry

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“…If the same object exists under specific conditions of time and space, its properties and properties will differ, and its character can change completely. Therefore, the study of human problems must be associated with their inner relationship and the elements that make up Nguyen Trai's human philosophy (Levitt et al, 2021).…”

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The Philosophy of Nguyen Trai for the advancement of the Concept in Humanity

Pham

Dung

2021

JSSH

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In Vietnam, humanity thought is a national cultural value that is highly appreciated at all times. Typical for the humanistic thought of Vietnam is the philosophy Nguyen Trai’s. To better understand of Nguyen Trai’s thoughts on humans, the article uses a comprehensive method and specific history of dialectical materialism to clarify the humanity content of philosophers around the world. At the same time, the article uses analysis, comparison, and synthesis methods to see the interference of Chinese Confucian thought with the value humanity of Viet Nam inside of humanity Nguyen Trai. From there, the paper draws great ideas of Nguyen Trai clarifies the idea of benevolence with justice, empathy, and understanding of the plight of others. Nguyen Trai humanity thought to help the suffering and unhappiness of others, even those of your enemies. However, in the history of Vietnam and the war situation, Nguyen Trai’s humanity thought has exceptional value. Humanity also means respecting and valuing the good, great, and sacred dignity in every human being. The social wisdom in managing the country is that hate the brutal forces trampling on the right to life, and happiness. That is the value for Vietnam today to build socialism.

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“…Finally, Levitt et al (2021) respond to the changing landscape of qualitative methods in psychology with an article about how researchers should maintain and enhance methodological integrity in critical qualitative inquiry. They observe that qualitative research's popularity has brought with it unique challenges, particularly in the context of a discipline that does not provide most of its members with robust training in qualitative methods (Rubin et al, 2018).…”

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“…Qualitative and mixed methods research is not inherently social justice research. However, it can be conducted as/for social justice, and this takes intentionality and action throughout the research process (see Levitt et al, 2021). What Luker (2008) called "canonical" approaches to social science continue to influence qualitative research design in psychology by prioritizing validity, reliability, and parsimony in the process of representation.…”

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The qualitative imagination in counseling psychology: Enhancing methodological rigor across methods.

Grzanka¹,

Moradi²

2021

Journal of Counseling Psychology

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Fifteen years have passed since the publication of a landmark issue of the Journal of Counseling Psychology on qualitative and mixed methods research (Haverkamp et al., 2005), which signaled a methodological shift in counseling psychology and related fields. At the time, qualitative research was certainly less popular in the field and arguably less respected than it is now. This special issue charts advances in qualitative and mixed methods research since the publication of that issue, reflects on how these diverse approaches are conducted today, and points toward new methodological frontiers. The articles in this special issue include a range of methodological tools and theoretical perspectives that extend thinking about the ethics, practice, evaluation, and implications of psychological research. Notably, the articles are linked by a shared commitment to conducting psychological research critically-that is, to both critique dominant norms in the discipline and to sensitize psychological methods to power and inequality-and to advancing social justice. In this introduction, the guest editors survey authors' contributions and synthesize their insights to offer recommendations for future qualitative and mixed methods work in the field, particularly in terms of interdisciplinarity, methodological rigor, critical psychology, and social justice. They propose that counseling psychologists should cultivate a "qualitative imagination" with respect to all forms of empirical research (qualitative and quantitative) and offer specific guidance for enhancing methodological sophistication and sensitivity to power. Accordingly, this special issue is an important opportunity to set an agenda for the next decade-plus of critical inquiry in counseling psychology. Public Significance StatementThis article introduces a special issue on qualitative and mixed methods research. The authors argue for the relevance of qualitative approaches for enhancing rigor and addressing important social issues across potentially all research methods.

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The methodological integrity of critical qualitative research: Principles to support design and research review.

Cited by 72 publications

References 69 publications

Recipients’ experience with information provision for electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)

Recipients’ experience with information provision for electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)

The Philosophy of Nguyen Trai for the advancement of the Concept in Humanity

The qualitative imagination in counseling psychology: Enhancing methodological rigor across methods.

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