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Photo-elicitation in qualitative researchPompe van Meerdervoort, Tracy 11 1900 (has links)
Thesis (M. Tech. - Dept. of Visual Arts and Design, Faculty of Human Sciences) / The aim of the study
The aim of the study is to find an optimal research methodology that is both
beneficial to qualitative researchers (regarding data quality and interviewee
participation) and research participants (regarding enjoyment of the research
process and means of expression). This takes the form of a comparison
assessing the use of the visual method of photo-elicitation in qualitative
interviews. Firstly, photo-elicitation interviews and standard qualitative interviews
as two different methodologies are compared. In this study the research subjects
are children, and as noted in Chapter 3, photo-elicitation is particularly applicable
to young research subjects, as it tends to break down the communication barriers / SENEX
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Photographic Research Through a Child Life LensSchlosser, Katelyn E. 26 September 2013 (has links)
No description available.
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Applying Photographic ResearchMethods to Organizational ResearchRay, Joshua L., Gorman, C. Allen, Cowell, Eva Lynn 30 October 2015 (has links)
The purpose of this session is to provide interested researchers with information regarding the development of photographic research methods in the social sciences, their potential as a novel qualitative tool in organizational research, and the decisions that are required when planning or conducting research leveraging these methods. The intent of this session is to promote the integration of photographic research methods and organizational research by emphasizing the unique contributions that photographic research methods can provide as a data source and as a tool to facilitate interactions between researcher and participant, and communication from researcher to audience.
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