[PDF] Top 20 Being a non drinking student: An interpretative phenomenological analysis

... old non-drinking English undergraduates were subjected to interpretative phenomenological analysis ...to non-drinking’; ‘seeing what goes on in drinking ... See full document

... where drinking students respect non-drinkers ’ decision to abstain from ...and non-drinkers, enabling them to socialise together ...and non-drinkers to socialise more frequently together, this ... See full document

... The analysis firstly involved all five authors reading the transcripts in great detail and becoming familiar with the data, whilst recording their initial ideas in the left-hand margin of the ...an analysis ... See full document

... recruited through a contact with significant involvement in a number of disability support and advocacy groups. IPA advocates a homogenous sample. Given that we were interested in the phenomenon of fathering a child ... See full document

... receptive to coaching and who have a readiness to change. As these relationships develop, the rippling effect that slowly permeates the school may encourage those not originally receptive to open up to the possibility of ... See full document

... norm being towards the lower end, and increasingly, there is a clearer and more robust articulation for smaller sample sizes (Brocki & Wearden, 2006; Smith et al, ...flexible, non-prescriptive stance ... See full document

... and non-directive questions along with stimulating prompts were included in the interview schedule (See Appendix C) (Willig, ...the analysis of the ... See full document

... around drinking alcohol and pursuing women (Green, et ...out drinking and “picking up women”, and that this did not permit committed ...to being a ... See full document

... Furthermore, the participants’ narrative emphasises the importance of a real and authentic dimension of listening in the psychotherapeutic context. Clients perceiving both the therapist and the relationship as authentic ... See full document

... the non-drinker to explicate their reasons for not ...about non-drinking, therefore, saw participants trapped between a rock and a hard place: they experienced the need to protect their authentic ... See full document

... Gill and Lowes (2008, 2009) have used content analysis to explore donor/recipient experience in more detail. The first study (2008) found that there were no detrimental changes to the relationships, although no ... See full document

... In the final section of his critique of IPA, Van Manen refers to my (2011) paper evaluating a part of the IPA corpus. In that paper I present a set of criteria for assessing IPA papers and give brief summaries of what I ... See full document

... At times the research has been daunting, particularly when I consider the richness of the data, which is based in the honesty of the participants. The methodology was often something I had to grapple with, and often led ... See full document

... Similarly, Emina, a Hispanic woman born in the United States who converted to Islam 17 years ago, acknowledged the importance of religious coping but also its limitation in some instances and the need to seek further ... See full document

... In a recent qualitative study, Cardwell et al. 19 used content analysis to investigate experiences of rosacea. A large number of comments taken from a social support forum were categorized and depressive symptoms ... See full document

... The pain management skills acquired during the PMP allowed Jane to take back the control that the pain had been exercising and in so doing reduced the pain to something affecting only a part of her body rather than ... See full document

... As such, attachment theory and research (Holmes, 2001; Bowlby 1988) and the systemic approach adopted by Gerhardt (2004) indicate that the alliance may be particularly important for therapists working with individuals ... See full document

... and non-Dalit participants from diverse backgrounds would have further enriched the data and may have offered some new perspectives regarding the experiences of Dalit ...and non-government organizations ... See full document

... An interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) was used in this study ...Our analysis focused on how women make sense of their experiences of their stillborn baby and their relationship ... See full document

... Reflexivity is crucial in qualitative research to understand and explore the ways in which the researcher influences and shapes the research process, as they cannot be objectively separated from the topic they are ... See full document