Qualitative Research Methods

By Laurent Taskin. Research Design in Clinical Psychology, 2021

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These are questions not easily answered by the quantitative research designs used commonly within the medical profession. They are however the type of questions best answered by qualitative research methods instead. An area of research which has really gained momentum in recent years, qualitative research is often regarded in some sense as competing with the more established (at least in medical circles) quantitative research. This is unfortunate, since the two approaches should be seen as complementary, providing different perspectives and answering different specific questions within any one broad area.

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