Member Checking: Can Benefits Be Gained Similar to Group Therapy?

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Exploring the Function of Member Checking (2019, background): “While researchers in the health sciences field have found member checking to be therapeutic to participants (e.g., Harper & Cole, 2012; Koelsch, 2013; Ortiz, 2001), there is a lack of research in how member checking affects participants in the field of education.”
Member Checking (2016, background): “Yet, Harper and Cole (2012) suggest that the process of seeing personal experiences validated and reflected in those of others can help participants to see they are not alone and benefits might be similar to those experienced in group therapy.”
Feedback from research participants: are member checks useful in qualitative research? (2017, background): “(Harper & Cole 2012, p. 513) Empowerment or collaborative approaches in evaluation research emphasise stakeholder involvement in the evaluation research design and development of preliminary findings (Rodríguez-Campos 2012).”