Exercising the mind: A review of stretching exercises for qualitative researchers

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In this third version of Stretching Exercises for Qualitative Researchers, Janesick (2011) continues to refine and expand upon ways in which qualitative researchers-both new to the field and experienced-can extend and hone a number of skills essential to being an effective researcher. This book will be helpful to those wishing to learn more about and practice the art of qualitative research. Janesick combines valuable information and practical exercises in this text, which will assist in the development of skills essential to qualitative research, including interviewing, observing, journaling, narrating, analyzing, interpreting, and collaborating. This new edition includes a discussion on using technology in qualitative research and interviewing, new exercises, and additional discussion on data analysis and interpretation. © 2011: Kristen Chorba and Nova Southeastern University.

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Chorba, K. (2011). Exercising the mind: A review of stretching exercises for qualitative researchers. Qualitative Report. Peace and Conflict Studies. https://doi.org/10.46743/2160-3715/2011.1310

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