追求信誉:评估成员检查和解说现象学之间的差异
1Institute of Applied Sciences, MCAST, Malta.
Research in social & administrative pharmacy : RSAP
|April 4, 2024
概括
成员检查,一种定性研究技术,经常因其在解释学现象学中的使用而受到争议. 本研究研究了它的应用和适当性,以确保研究可信度.
科学领域:
- 定性研究方法论 定性研究方法论
- 现象学研究 现象学研究
- 研究可信度和严谨性
背景情况:
- 可信性是定性研究的一个关键,但有争议的方面,特别是在解释学现象学中.
- 成员检查或参与者验证是评估研究可信度的常用技术,通过将研究结果返回给参与者.
- 虽然在定量研究中被接受,但由于哲学矛盾,成员检查与海德格尔的解释学现象学的结合受到质疑.
研究的目的:
- 探索成员检查在已发表的定性研究中的应用.
- 提供关于成员检查在定性研究中的话语的概述.
- 讨论将成员检查方法与研究的理论和认识论立场协调的重要性.
主要方法:
- 出版的定性研究的文献综述采用成员检查.
- 分析关于成员检查的使用和有效性的学术话语.
- 检查与成员检查有关的解说现象学的哲学基础.
主要成果:
- 成员检查被广泛使用,但并不普遍适用于所有定性研究范式.
- 它在海德格尔的解释学现象学中的应用是由于哲学不一致而引起的争论.
- 会员核查的目的和执行方式对其对信誉的贡献有重大影响.
结论:
- 研究人员必须批判性地评估肢体检查是否适合他们的具体研究.
- 对成员检查的预期使用及其与认识论主张的关系的透明度至关重要.
- 定性研究的严谨性,特别是在解释学现象学中,需要仔细考虑诸如成员检查之类的方法,以确保可信性和有效性.
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