Researching Interpersonal Relationships: Qualitative Methods, Studies, and Analysis
By J. Manning, Adrianne Kunkel. 2013
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Preface Introduction: Embracing a Full Spectrum of Interpersonal Communication Research 1. Understanding Personal Relationships through an Interpretivist-Oriented Lens 2. Method and Analysis in Qualitative Relationships Research 3. Interviews, Emotion Coding, and a Family Communication Study 4. Focus Groups, Values Coding, and a Romantic Relationships Study 5. Open-Ended Surveys, Taxonomic Coding, and a Friendship Study 6. Ethnography, Dramaturgical Coding, and a Sexuality Study 7. Discourse Analysis, Thematic Analysis, and a Study of Computer-Mediated Communication 8. Narrative Inquiry, Crystallization, and a Study of Workplace Relationships 9. Writing and Presenting Qualitative Interpersonal Communication Studies References Index
Subfields: Education, Language and Linguistics, Social Psychology
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