Qualitative Research in Psychology - PSYC/SOCI 327 Resource Guide

Qualitative Data Analysis software programs are listed here in this section of the Qual Page website.

From the Qual Page website, this page has information on:
1) Action Research
2) Ethnography.
3) Ethnomethodology
4) Event Structure Analysis.
5) Grounded Theory.
6) Narrative Inquiry.
7) Phenomenology.
8) Q Methodology.
9) Repertory Grid.

An international association based in Australia.

Based in the United Kingdom.

The listserv "Qualitative Research for the Human Sciences" is hosted by the University of Georgia.

Chapter 4 of the "User-Friendly Handbook for Mixed Method Evaluations" found on the website of the National Science Foundation.

This resource from the Duke University Libraries covers surveys, interviews, observation, focus groups, and case studies.

In addition to the information provided in the table, more informative material may be found by clicking on the links in the "Table of Contents" box.

Chapter 3 of the "User-Friendly Handbook for Mixed Method Evaluations" found on the website of the National Science Foundation.

Observations, interviews, focus groups, and other qualitative methods (including personal documents, such as photographs) are discussed here.

"The Grounded Theory Institute is dedicated to helping people learn about authentic Grounded Theory (otherwise knows [sic] as Glaserian, Classic, or Orthodox Grounded Theory). It is a place where scholars come together to aid each other in the pursuit of a better understanding of GT. From the novice to the GT teacher, there is always a deeper level of understanding possible when it come to the procedures and the power of GT." (Quote is from the website itself.)

Ethnography, Phenomenology, Field Research, and Grounded Theory are discussed here.

From "The Research Methods Knowledge Base," a web-based textbook.

Participant Observation, Direct Observation, Unstructured Interviewing, and Case Studies are the methods discussed here.

From "The Research Methods Knowledge Base," a web-based textbook.

An explanation posted on the website of Grounded Theory Online, a support site for grounded theory researchers.

From the website of the Association for Qualitative Research.

A National Science Foundation workshop held on July 11 - 12, 2003.

You don't have to be involved with Information Systems to find this site helpful.

It provides "useful information on the conduct, evaluation and publication of qualitative research." (Quote is from the website itself.)

Maintained by Michael D. Myers, Professor of Information Systems at the University of Auckland.

While designed for projects in healthcare, the information here is helpful to anybody interested in qualitative research.