The Researcher Experience in Qualitative Research

Susan Diemert Moch - University of Wisconsin, USA
Marie F. Gates - Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI, USA

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Qualitative Research (General)

December 1999 | 199 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc

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`A thoughtful and comprehensive text that will serve to raise awareness among novice researchers as to the need for critical debate and reflection with regard to various aspects of the researcher experience' - Qualitative Research

Aimed at researchers across the disciplines, this book illustrates why and how researchers must consider their own place in the research act. Part One looks at the various populations and settings involved in research. Part Two considers ways in which the researcher experience can be processed, and the book concludes with a section on how the researcher experience can be reported.

PART ONE: RESEARCHER EXPERIENCES WITH VARIOUS POPULATIONS AND IN DIFFERENT SETTINGS

Susan Diemart Moch and Marie F Gates

Introduction

What About the Researcher Experience?

Susan Diemart Moch

Health the Researcher Experience in Health Care Research

Sheila K Smith

Sensitive Issues in Life Story Research

Marie F Gates and Nancy R Lackey

The Researcher Experience in Health Care Reasearch With Families

Joyce Zerwekh

Qualitative Rearch Experience With Community Focus

Kimberly D Elsbach

Six Stories of Researcher Experience in Organizational Studies

Personal and Professional Insights

PART TWO: PROCESSING THE RESEARCHER EXPERIENCE

Susan Diemart Moch and Miriam E Cameron

Processing the Researcher Experience through Discussion

Larry Simmons and Marie F Gates

Processing Issues Related to Culture, Gender Orientation and Mentoring

Marie F Gates and Pamela Hinds

Qualitative Researchers Working in Teams

Richard L Ochberg

On Being Part of the Audience

PART THREE: REPORTING THE RESEARCHER EXPERIENCE

Susan Diemart Moch

The Researcher Experience as Described in Published Reports

Susan Diemart Moch and Marie F Gates

Suggestions for Reporting in Health Care Research

Jennifer L Pierce

Lawyers, Lethal Weapons and Ethnography Authority

My Reflections on Fieldwork for Gender Trials

Rita M Gross

The Place of the Personal and the Subjective in Religious Studies

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