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Dr. Laura Ruth Johnson discusses her work in community-based qualitative research. This approach stresses community participation in every aspect of the research, from establishing the research question to disseminating the findings. Johnson explains the importance of orientation, reflection, and relationships in this type of research.
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Chapter 1: Why is Learning About Research Methods Important? Why is it Interesting?
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Chapter 2: How Would You Describe the Value of Learning About Qualitative Research to a Student or Early Career Researcher?
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Chapter 3: What First Inspired You to Start Research in Your Field?
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Chapter 4: How Would You Define Community-Based Qualitative Research? How Would You Explain it to Your Students?
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Chapter 5: What Do You See as the Key Strengths of Community-Based Qualitative Research? Why is it Needed?
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Chapter 6: What Are the Key Challenges You've Faced When Researching With Communities? How Did You Overcome Those Challenges?
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Chapter 7: Which Key Thinkers Have Most Inspired You, and Who Continues to Inspire You?
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Chapter 8: What Recent Piece of Research Has Had an Impact on You, and Why?
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Chapter 9: What Does Being an Ethical Researcher Mean to You? Why Are Ethics Important?
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Chapter 10: What Advice Would You Give to a Student Embarking on a Qualitative Research Project For the First Time?
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Chapter 11: What New Research Directions Do You Find Most Exciting? Where Would You Like to Take Your Own Research?
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Chapter 12: How Do You See the Role of Academics in the Production of Knowledge and Social Change?
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