Toward a critical reflexivity in qualitative inquiry: Relational and posthumanist reflections on realism, researcher’s centrality, and representationalism in reflexivity.

Gemignani, Marco

doi:10.1037/qup0000070

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“…These articles provide an intimate gaze to readers formed by personal revelations, dispersion of embedded power within the therapeutic setting, co-created representations of meaning-making, and acknowledging the political discourse bound within the context of these shared experiences. This is a performative type of reflexivity (Gemignani, 2017), generated by autonomy and agency on behalf of the client. Therefore, these articles are an exhibition of how to be a reflexive art therapist who uses self-examination and inward awareness for the service of others.…”

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Fostering Client Voice and Choice Through Art Therapy

Lith¹

2020

Art Therapy

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Fostering Client Voice and Choice Through Art Therapy

Lith¹

2020

Art Therapy

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“…During this process, any disagreement between the coders was solved using discussion and consensus strategies. Furthermore, the authors with different scientific backgrounds and interests participated in the analysis process to foster the critical reflexivity in order to reduce the risk of bias [21]. The analysis was performed manually and if required, the analyzers used MAXQDA software version 11 (VERBI GmbH Berlin, Germany).…”

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Citizens’ Expectations from Government in Response to COVID-19 Pandemic: A Qualitative Study in Iran

Zarei

Shahabi

Sadati

et al. 2020

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Background The government is the main body in charge of controlling epidemics; hence, expectations from government’s intention and capacity would affect citizens’ behavior and flexibility. Although a range of policies, including social distancing measures, have been adopted in Iran to control COVID-19 pandemic, the Iranian have faced with several economic and social challenges. Accordingly, effective, equitable, and community-based policies must be formulated and adopted to diminish other burdens of this pandemic. Given the severity of COVID-19 pandemic and an urgent need for people's cooperation in the prevention and combat processes, understanding the public perspectives would be crucial and instructive.Methods This qualitative study used an open-ended online questionnaire to investigate the common perspectives of the Iranian towards government’s response to COVID-19 pandemic. The participants were selected using snowball and convenient sampling techniques across the country. The collected data were analyzed and described using thematic content analysis.Results In general, 2547 participants agreed to participate in this study and completed the online questionnaire. According to the findings, the Iranian exhibited several expectations regarding the government's response to COVID-19 pandemic, based on which three main themes were extracted: (1) health-related expectations, (2) policy-related expectations, and (3) mass media-related expectations. In this study, a majority of the participants highlighted the need to consider and follow-up the patients and their families, provide financial and hygiene support during the pandemic, apply strict restrictions, and have close monitoring and controlling procedures. Furthermore, they mentioned that authorities and news agencies should observe honesty and transparency principals.Conclusions Our findings revealed that people expect the government and other responsible institutions to minimize the burden of this pandemic on them through adopting effective policies. The study findings could help policy-makers become aware of people's expectations and develop better strategies.

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“…During this process, any disagreement between the coders was solved using discussion and consensus strategies. Furthermore, the authors with different scienti c backgrounds and interests participated in the analysis process to foster the critical re exivity in order to reduce the risk of bias [21]. The analysis was performed manually and if required, the analyzers used MAXQDA software version 11 (VERBI GmbH Berlin, Germany).…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Citizens’ Expectations from Government in Response to COVID-19 Pandemic: A Qualitative Study in Iran

Zarei

Shahabi

Sadati

et al. 2020

Preprint

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Background: The government is the main body in charge of controlling epidemics; hence, expectations from government’s intention and capacity would affect citizens’ behavior and flexibility. Given the severity of COVID-19 pandemic and an urgent need for people's cooperation in the prevention and combat processes, understanding the public perspectives would be crucial and instructive. This study aimed to explore such perspectives towards the current pandemic among the Iranian. Indeed, we sought to provide a favorable platform for effective policies in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic by recognizing public expectations.Methods: This qualitative study used an open-ended online questionnaire to investigate the common perspectives of the Iranian towards government’s response to COVID-19 pandemic. The participants were selected using snowball and convenient sampling techniques across the country. The collected data were analyzed and described using thematic content analysis. Results: In general, 2547 participants agreed to participate in this study and completed the online questionnaire. According to the findings, the Iranian exhibited several expectations regarding the government's response to COVID-19 pandemic, based on which three main themes were extracted: (1) health-related expectations, (2) policy-related expectations, and (3) mass media-related expectations. In this study, a majority of the participants highlighted the need to consider and follow-up the patients and their families, provide financial and hygiene support during the pandemic, apply strict restrictions, and have close monitoring and controlling procedures. Furthermore, they mentioned that authorities and news agencies should observe honesty and transparency principals.Conclusions: Our findings revealed that people expect the government and other responsible institutions to minimize the burden of this pandemic on them through adopting effective policies. The study findings could help policy-makers become aware of people's expectations and develop better strategies.

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Toward a critical reflexivity in qualitative inquiry: Relational and posthumanist reflections on realism, researcher’s centrality, and representationalism in reflexivity.

Cited by 48 publications

References 39 publications

Fostering Client Voice and Choice Through Art Therapy

Fostering Client Voice and Choice Through Art Therapy

Citizens’ Expectations from Government in Response to COVID-19 Pandemic: A Qualitative Study in Iran

Citizens’ Expectations from Government in Response to COVID-19 Pandemic: A Qualitative Study in Iran

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