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2012 Qualitative Methods in Psychology Section Annual Conference

Conference Venue: Grand Connaught Rooms, London
Qualitative Methods in Psychology Section

From: 18 Apr 2012
To: 20 Apr 2012

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Qualitative psychological research online: Methodological advances	David Giles
Helpful and unhelpful aspects of individual psychological therapy: A qualitative systematic literature review	V. Leonidaki
Patients’ appraisals of NHS and private health care	Katherine Bradbury Felicity Bishop Lucy Yardley George Lewith
Shared decision making and breast cancer: rhetoric or reality?	Neda Baniamer Sally Sargeant Sankar Narayanan
Dialogical analysis: An overview	Dr Paul Sullivan
Qualitative psychology in the real world: The utility of template analysis	J.M. Brooks N. King
Narrative Oriented Inquiry (NOI), narrative intelligence and psychology	Dr David Hiles
Using participant-generated visuals to reflect on collaborative working in the health care sector	Alison Bravington Nigel King
Exploring the functions of self-harming behaviours amongst severely personality disordered prisoners using interpretative phenomenological analysis	Alice Bennett
A critical reflection on the use of arts-based methods to facilitate interviews with children with primary language impairment	Helen Hambly
In it together: A thematic, phenomenological exploration of vulnerable adolescents’ close friendships	Rebecca Graber Anna Madill Rhiannon Turner
Colourful footprints along the career journey: Voices of indigenous and immigrant youth on the transition between school and career	L. Britten Dr William Borgen Dr Mark Wiggins
Psychology graduates in the transition to employment: Negotiating employability, identity and the meaning of higher education in the class of 2011; an IPA study	P. Reddy R. Shaw E. Moores
Growing up with a parent with depression: An interpretative phenomenological analysis	Hanna Van Parys Jonathan A. Smith Peter Rober
Applying interpretative phenomenological analysis in the study of mother-child narratives, in the context of borderline personality disorder	Chen Wagner-Tlalim Dr Saul Hillman Dr Olivia Sagan
The experiences of body dysmorphic disorder: An interpretative phenomenological analysis and photo elicitation study	Joanna Silver
The relevance of sexuality in prostate cancer: An interpretative phenomenological analysis	Owen Cooper Dr Rachel Shaw
Service provider perspectives on the mental health needs of the homeless	Jenny Cole Anna Madill,
A multi-method approach to investigating social participation after stroke	Adam Jowett Rebecca Hawkins
Health care sector and complementary medicine: Practitioners’ experiences of delivering acupuncture in the public and private sectors	Felicity L. Bishop Nicola Amos He Yu George T. Lewith
Young adults’ understanding and experience of living with a life-shortening condition	Tracy McAteer
Experiences of homelessness:?An interpretative phenomenological analysis	Cathy Davies
Can technology increase physical activity in older adults? A tea party study.	Emma K. Jones Lynne Coventry Lynn McInnes David Greathead
Feelings of vulnerability and effects on driving behaviour – a qualitative study.	H. Gwyther C. Holland
Scratching the surface: A thematic investigation into the functions of a professionally run and a non-professionally run online self-harm forum in terms of whether they help or hinder recovery	Katherine Goodlad
Ticced-off: Exploring the educational experiences of young people with Tourette syndrome	Deeanne Dias Ruth Wadman Georgina M. Jackson Victoria Tischler
Everest: When ‘the courage to fail’ becomes the ultimate success	Catrina Doherty Isabella McMurray
Determinants and strategies for physical activity maintenance in adults with chronic health conditions: A framework analysis	Sarah E. Scott Jeff D. Breckon Andrew Hutchison Robert J. Copeland
Reflections on novel qualitative data collection techniques from children and young people	Amy L. Fielden Nicola Toth Linda Little Elizabeth Sillence
Using qualitative methods to study staff well-being during public sector change	Rowena Yeats Jonathan Shapiro Nicola Gale
Viewing mild traumatic brain injury in the British military through a public lens	Vicknaeshwari Marimuther
Embodying understanding: Drawing as research in sport and exercise	Hannah Gravestock
Poetry and the sensual experiences of sports people with asthma	Helen Owton
Competing discourses: Women’s perceptions of health motivations for exercise and weight loss	Dr Sal Watt Dr Caroline Wakefield Dr Kat Holloway
How do sports fans understand and make sense of their commitment?	Gareth Hall Rob Thomson Gareth Roderique-Davies Peter Mayer Ross Hall David Shearer,
Visual Methods Workshop	V. Brunsden Lucy Easthope
Young fathers: The private lives of public enemies	Cordelia Jervis Daniel Hegg
Breaking down barriers to improve men’s health and well-being: Creating a ‘liberatory space’ with visual and creative methods.	Michael Richards
‘I’m not going to ask you that question because I think it’s silly’: A participative-workshop study to explore the ‘quality of life’ research priorities of patients with penile cancer	Dr Peter Branney Karl Witty Debbie Braybrook Dr Kate Bullen Prof Alan White Ian Eardley
How do the public make sense of terrorism?	Gareth Hall
Understanding Irish Republicanism using qualitative research methods	Lorraine Bowman-Grieve
Approaching the visual: Perspectives from media studies, curatorship, and qualitative psychology	[no details recorded]
Using open online resources for learning and teaching qualitative analysis	G. Gibbs C. Crowley
Applied qualitative research as transformative communication	Dr Flora Cornish
Researching lived experience: Enriching interview data and analysis with embodied understandings	Zoe V.R. Boden
Relational analysis: A new technique for promoting ‘wholeness’ in qualitative research	Oliver C. Robinson
Just a preference: How gay and bisexual men approach and navigate concepts relating to ‘race’ in looking for sex or dates online	Denton Callander Martin Holt Christy Newman
The photograph speaks volumes: exploring the use of auto driven photo elicitation as a tool to enable communication between researcher and participant.	Clare Elmi Glennan Dr Jenny Mercer
Toward a mixed methodology and the challenge of overcoming ‘irreconcilable epistemological differences	Dr Rachel Shaw
Reflections on using life history for research with a social justice agenda	Joan Smith

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