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Professor Valerie Janesick discusses qualitative and arts-based research, and how they differ from quantitative research. Responding to criticism about the limited generalizability of quantitative research, she stresses that everything observed in research is impermanent. Janesick also explains how research skills can help deepen a person's engagement with all of life.
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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: Which Key Thinkers Have Most Inspired You, and Who Continues to Inspire You?
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Chapter 5: What Are Oral History Interviews, and How Do They Differ From Other Types of Interviewing? And How Have You Used Them in Your Research?
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Chapter 6: What Benefits Do You Think Come From Integrating the Arts Into Qualitative Research?
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Chapter 7: Can You Tell Us How You Came to be Interested in the Integration of Arts Into Qualitative Research?
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Chapter 8: What Advice Would You Give to a Student Embarking on a Qualitative Research Project for the First Time?
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Chapter 9: What Are the Practical Benefits of Studying Qualitative Research for a Student's Academic or Professional Future?
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Chapter 10: What New Research Directions Do You Find Most Exciting?
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Chapter 11: Where Would You Like to Take Your Own Research in the Future?
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