Hidden meaning, understood as relationally constituted unformulated or defended
experience, presents both opportunities and challenges not adequately theorised and …

In this article, I reflect upon access in the context of qualitative research, which I define as the
process by which a researcher and the sites and/or individuals he or she studies relate to …

Potential participant distress is often unaccounted for in qualitative research, where topics
are not pre-determined to be categorically sensitive. Additionally, researchers sometimes …

Cultural inclusion, cross-cultural openness, and positive intergroup relationships are
essential considerations as schools are becoming increasingly multicultural because of …

Insider researchers in international human resource management study not only the
organisations or communities they may be members of, but also the people they perceive …

In this article, we explore how feelings permeated our qualitative research on suicide.
Drawing on phenomenological theory, we argue for the epistemic and ethical importance of …

There are many reasons to turn to an inspiring, multifaceted book by clinicians who conduct
research into child psychotherapy. To begin with, of course, children's psychological well …

Qualitative research methods permit the exploration of lived experiences of therapists and
clients and the tracking of change processes in sessions to develop contextualized …

Qualitative research in general and the psychoanalytically informed research interview
method specifically, can be emotionally demanding on researchers as they form …

Encountering disability can produce an experience of the uncanny in non-disabled
people.'Uncanny'refers to a psychological experience which is frightening, arousing a sense …