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What you'll learn

Understanding the principles and applications of phenomenology, narrative inquiry, and grounded theory.

Techniques for conducting effective interviews in qualitative research.

Analysis of real-world case studies to understand the practical application of these methodologies.

Skills you'll gain

Interviewing Skills

Data Collection

Qualitative Research

Psychology

Research

Rapport Building

Research Methodologies

Analytical Skills

Diversity Awareness

There are 8 modules in this course

This course delves into the variety of interviewing methods used in qualitative research in psychology, focusing on phenomenology, narrative inquiry, and grounded theory, relating each of these to common philosophical stances taken by qualitative researchers. Students will explore the history and evolution of these methodologies, understand the types of questions they seek to answer, and learn about the unique methods utilized. Descriptions and explanations of the various methods are amplified by illustrative examples drawn from the qualitative research literature. The course emphasizes the role of the researcher as the core instrument of data collection and highlights best practices in interviewing. Real-world examples and case studies will be used to illuminate the distinctive characteristics of each methodology.

Introduction

Phenomenology

Narrative Inquiry

Constructivist Grounded Theory

Conducting Interviews

Cumulative Quiz

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