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Original Articles

“What's too much and what's too little?”: The Process of Becoming an Independent Researcher in Doctoral Education

Pages 326-350 | Published online: 21 Oct 2016

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Jie Bao, Dezheng (William) Feng, Guangwei Hu & Junju Wang. (2024) ‘You could make original contributions, just like them!’: supervisory interactions and a doctoral student’s academic identity construction. Studies in Higher Education 0:0, pages 1-16.
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Matthew R. Bice, Angela Hollman, James Ball & Travis Hollman. (2022) Mentorship: An Assessment of Faculty Scholarly Production, Mode of Doctoral Work, and Mentorship. American Journal of Distance Education 36:3, pages 208-226.
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Dan Abell & Karen Becker. (2021) Enhancing university employer attractiveness for the next generation of academics. Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management 43:5, pages 457-473.
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Saule Bekova. (2021) Does employment during doctoral training reduce the PhD completion rate?. Studies in Higher Education 46:6, pages 1068-1080.
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Minghua Wu & Yanjuan Hu. (2020) Transitioning to an independent researcher: reconciling the conceptual conflicts in cross-cultural doctoral supervision. Studies in Continuing Education 42:3, pages 333-348.
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Anna Fox. (2020) Women Advising Women: Socializing Doctoral Students Into a Culture of Sacrifice. Journal of Women and Gender in Higher Education 13:2, pages 211-229.
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K. Andrew R. Richards & Victoria Nicole Shiver. (2020) Managing the Critical Friendship: Using Self-Study in the Doctoral Supervision Process. Studying Teacher Education 16:2, pages 240-257.
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Gabriella M. McLoughlin, K. Andrew R. Richards & Victoria Nicole Ivy. (2019) A Longitudinal Study of the Transition from Doctoral Student to Faculty Member in Physical Education. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport 90:4, pages 699-711.
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Gabriela González-Ocampo & Montserrat Castelló. (2019) How do doctoral students experience supervision?. Studies in Continuing Education 41:3, pages 293-307.
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Jamieson Dryburgh. (2019) Location of Possibilities. Journal of Dance Education 19:3, pages 89-97.
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Viviana Meschitti. (2019) Can peer learning support doctoral education? Evidence from an ethnography of a research team. Studies in Higher Education 44:7, pages 1209-1221.
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Lihong Wang & Michael Byram. (2019) International doctoral students’ experience of supervision: a case study in a Chinese university. Cambridge Journal of Education 49:3, pages 255-274.
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Simon Pervan, Deborah Blackman, Terry Sloan, Michelle Wallace, Andrea Vocino & Cathy Byrne. (2016) Framing the socialisation process of the DBA candidate: what can universities offer and what should candidates bring?. Studies in Continuing Education 38:3, pages 299-317.
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Eva M. Brodin. (2016) Critical and creative thinking nexus: learning experiences of doctoral students. Studies in Higher Education 41:6, pages 971-989.
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Ann-Louise Silfver & Britt-Marie Berge. (2016) ‘We are like orphans’: exploring narratives of Lao doctoral alumni educated in Sweden. Higher Education Research & Development 35:3, pages 575-588.
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Rachelle Winkle-Wagner & Dorian L. McCoy. (2016) Entering the (Postgraduate) Field: Underrepresented Students' Acquisition of Cultural and Social Capital in Graduate School Preparation Programs. The Journal of Higher Education 87:2, pages 178-205.
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Yanjuan Hu, Klaas van Veen & Alessandra Corda. (2016) Pushing too Little, Praising too Much? Intercultural Misunderstandings between a Chinese Doctoral Student and a Dutch Supervisor. Studying Teacher Education 12:1, pages 70-87.
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Alexey Bessudnov, Igor Guardiancich & Ramon Marimon. (2015) A statistical evaluation of the effects of a structured postdoctoral programme. Studies in Higher Education 40:9, pages 1588-1604.
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Vicki L. Baker & Meghan J. Pifer. (2015) Antecedents and outcomes: theories of fit and the study of doctoral education. Studies in Higher Education 40:2, pages 296-310.
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Amy E. Smith & Deneen M. Hatmaker. (2014) Knowing, Doing, and Becoming: Professional Identity Construction among Public Affairs Doctoral Students. Journal of Public Affairs Education 20:4, pages 545-564.
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Jennifer Sinclair, Robyn Barnacle & Denise Cuthbert. (2014) How the doctorate contributes to the formation of active researchers: what the research tells us. Studies in Higher Education 39:10, pages 1972-1986.
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Katja Lahenius & Heini Ikävalko. (2014) Joint supervision practices in doctoral education – A student experience. Journal of Further and Higher Education 38:3, pages 427-446.
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Vicki L. Baker, Meghan J. Pifer & Blair Flemion. (2013) Process Challenges and Learning-Based Interactions in Stage 2 of Doctoral Education: Implications from Two Applied Social Science Fields. The Journal of Higher Education 84:4, pages 449-476.
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Virginia King. (2013) Self-portrait with mortar board: a study of academic identity using the map, the novel and the grid. Higher Education Research & Development 32:1, pages 96-108.
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Susan R. Hemer. (2012) Informality, power and relationships in postgraduate supervision: supervising PhD candidates over coffee. Higher Education Research & Development 31:6, pages 827-839.
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Katja Lahenius & Miia Martinsuo. (2011) Different Types of Doctoral Study Processes. Scandinavian Journal of Educational Research 55:6, pages 609-623.
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Marco J. Barker. (2011) Racial context, currency and connections: Black doctoral student and white advisor perspectives on cross-race advising. Innovations in Education and Teaching International 48:4, pages 387-400.
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Rowena Murray & Everarda Cunningham. (2011) Managing researcher development: ‘drastic transition’?. Studies in Higher Education 36:7, pages 831-845.
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Marian Jazvac‐Martek. (2009) Oscillating role identities: the academic experiences of education doctoral students. Innovations in Education and Teaching International 46:3, pages 253-264.
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Samira Feizi, Bärbel Knäuper & Frank Elgar. Perceived stress and well-being in doctoral students: effects on program satisfaction and intention to quit. Higher Education Research & Development 0:0, pages 1-18.
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