21 Questions
What does ontology/epistemology dictate in qualitative research?
The methods used
Why may aims/research questions change in qualitative research?
Realization of the importance of an adjacent area
Which approach is photo elicitation generally well-suited to?
Critical realist/contextualist or (social) constructionist
What is a key characteristic of photo elicitation?
Participant-led
What is the main purpose of using photos in photo elicitation?
Identify, represent, and enhance the community
What is the first step in photo elicitation?
Getting together and finalizing research questions/aims
What is the primary focus of participatory action research?
Empowering groups of people
Why is photo elicitation not suited to a realist/positivist ontology/epistemology?
Clear desire to enact social change
What type of groups is photo elicitation particularly good for?
Marginalized or disenfranchised
What is the overarching goal of using photo elicitation?
To empower and enact social change
What is the purpose of Step 3 in the process described?
To discuss the photographs with participants
What is the key aspect of good qualitative research that reflexivity addresses?
Positioning of the researcher in relation to the research
Why might participants share more details through photo elicitation compared to interviews?
Participants feel less pressured during photo elicitation
What type of analysis is often used for interview data discussed in the text?
Thematic analysis
What is the purpose of Step 4 in the process described?
To analyze data
What does reflexivity help researchers to understand?
How their actions or behaviors may have affected the research
Why is photo elicitation particularly useful in qualitative research?
It allows participants to share details they find hard to talk about
What is the focus of the analysis of photographs in the process described?
Thematic analysis
Why is reflexivity considered a key part of good qualitative research?
It helps researchers acknowledge and address their biases
What is the iterative nature of participatory action research (PAR) and photo elicitation likely to improve?
The likelihood of making a difference through research
What type of data is analyzed in Step 4 of the process described?
Photos or text
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