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Counselling and Psychotherapy Research
Linking research with practice
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Research methods: Reflexivities-roots, meanings, dilemmas

Kim EtheringtonCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 46-47 | Published online: 18 Aug 2006

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Alexis Marcoux Rouleau. (2023) Lessons from insiders: Embracing subjectivity as objectivity in victimology. International Review of Victimology.
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Laura Dempsey, Maura Dowling, Philip Larkin & Kathy Murphy. (2016) Sensitive Interviewing in Qualitative Research. Research in Nursing & Health 39:6, pages 480-490.
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Louise Phillips & Dona Thomas. (2015) The first antenatal appointment: An exploratory study of the experiences of women with a diagnosis of mental illness. Midwifery 31:8, pages 756-764.
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Mair UnderwoodLeonn D. Satterthwait & Helen P. Bartlett. (2010) Reflexivity and Minimization of the Impact of Age-Cohort Differences Between Researcher and Research Participants. Qualitative Health Research 20:11, pages 1585-1595.
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Carol Lambert, Julie Jomeen & Wilfred McSherry. (2010) Reflexivity: a review of the literature in the context of midwifery research. British Journal of Midwifery 18:5, pages 321-326.
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S. Crowe, M. P Tully & J. A Cantrill. (2009) The prescribing of specialist medicines: what factors influence GPs' decision making?. Family Practice 26:4, pages 301-308.
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Richard Parks. (2015) The Importance of Reflexive Practice Within the Context of Life-Long Career Development for Rehabilitation Counsellors. The Australian Journal of Rehabilitation Counselling 13:1, pages 20-31.
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