Reporting qualitative research in psychology : how to meet APA style journal article reporting standards /
Levitt, Heidi M.,
Reporting qualitative research in psychology : how to meet APA style journal article reporting standards / [electronic book] : - Revised edition. - 1 online resource (vii, 173 pages)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Reporting standards for qualitative research in psychology: What are they, and why do we need them? -- Telling your qualitative story: How the purpose of your research influences your reporting -- Methodological integrity: Establishing the fidelity and utility of your research -- How to situate your mission: Title page, abstract, and introduction -- How to describe your inquiry process: The method section -- What did you find? The results section -- What does it all mean? The discussion section -- Reporting a qualitative meta-analysis: Key features -- Reporting mixed methods research: Bridging reporting standards -- Considering rhetorical style and methodological integrity: Troubleshooting and tips for publishing and reviewing -- Appendix: Abstracts of the 15 articles used as examples in text -- References -- Index.
"This book shows researchers how to use the American Psychological Association's Journal Article Reporting Standards for Qualitative Research (JARS--Qual), Mixed Methods Article Reporting Standards (MMARS), and Qualitative Meta-Analysis Reporting Standards (QMARS). Author Heidi Levitt describes how to report varied qualitative methods and inquiry approaches, using examples from APA journal articles to demonstrate how researchers can tailor their reporting styles to suit their methodologies. She also highlights unique aspects of qualitative reporting, such as establishing methodological integrity. Revised to follow the Publication Manual, Seventh Edition."--
9781433833410
22573/ctv1cgkt39 JSTOR
American Psychological Association
Psychology--Research.
Qualitative research
150.72 / LEV
Reporting qualitative research in psychology : how to meet APA style journal article reporting standards / [electronic book] : - Revised edition. - 1 online resource (vii, 173 pages)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Reporting standards for qualitative research in psychology: What are they, and why do we need them? -- Telling your qualitative story: How the purpose of your research influences your reporting -- Methodological integrity: Establishing the fidelity and utility of your research -- How to situate your mission: Title page, abstract, and introduction -- How to describe your inquiry process: The method section -- What did you find? The results section -- What does it all mean? The discussion section -- Reporting a qualitative meta-analysis: Key features -- Reporting mixed methods research: Bridging reporting standards -- Considering rhetorical style and methodological integrity: Troubleshooting and tips for publishing and reviewing -- Appendix: Abstracts of the 15 articles used as examples in text -- References -- Index.
"This book shows researchers how to use the American Psychological Association's Journal Article Reporting Standards for Qualitative Research (JARS--Qual), Mixed Methods Article Reporting Standards (MMARS), and Qualitative Meta-Analysis Reporting Standards (QMARS). Author Heidi Levitt describes how to report varied qualitative methods and inquiry approaches, using examples from APA journal articles to demonstrate how researchers can tailor their reporting styles to suit their methodologies. She also highlights unique aspects of qualitative reporting, such as establishing methodological integrity. Revised to follow the Publication Manual, Seventh Edition."--
9781433833410
22573/ctv1cgkt39 JSTOR
American Psychological Association
Psychology--Research.
Qualitative research
150.72 / LEV