TSOCWF 390 Introduction to Research (CJ) : 1st Person Practices
What are 1st person practices?
1st person practices in social research involve phenomenological-inquiry techniques. These techniques involve:
- psychological and cognitive processes involved in making meaning, constructing identity, structuring reasoning, and forming worldviews
- perspectives of roles within families, communities, society, environment and world
- attitudes, feelings, and self-concept.
Phenomenological-Inquiry Techniques
- autobiography
- phenomenological investigation
- self-inquiry
- reflection
- journaling
- artwork
- meditation
Validity:
- sincerity
- integrity
- honesty
- vulnerability
- transformative
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