Systematic self-observation /
Rodriguez, Noelie,
Systematic self-observation / Noelie Rodriguez, Alan Ryave. - xii, 66 pages ; 22 cm. - Qualitative research methods ; v. 49 . - Qualitative research methods ; v. 49. .
"A Sage university paper." --cover.
Includes bibliographical references.
Introducing Systematic Self-Observation -- Implementing Systematic Self-Observation -- A Critical Evaluation of Systematic Self-Observation -- Four Studies Generated With Systematic Self-Observation -- Other Applications of Systematic Self-Observation.
"Systematic self-observation (SSO) is a valuable research method used by social scientists to gather information about those social actions that are hidden, restricted or subjective. The advantage of using self-observation over another research method, such as interviewing, for these types of actions is that the observer in SSO is the same as the obervee. This is the only way one can successfully measure thoughts, emotions and other criteria that are not always openly displayed. The authors provide a practical explanation and instruction to carrying out an systematic self-observation study. They include case studies of four aspects of hidden or elusive everyday social actions: lying, telling secrets, withholding compliments and feeling envy." --Publisher's website.
0761923071 9780761923077 076192308X 9780761923084
2001004187
Observation (Psychology)
Introspection.
Psychology--Research--Methodology.
BF76.6.O27 / R63 2002
300.72
Systematic self-observation / Noelie Rodriguez, Alan Ryave. - xii, 66 pages ; 22 cm. - Qualitative research methods ; v. 49 . - Qualitative research methods ; v. 49. .
"A Sage university paper." --cover.
Includes bibliographical references.
Introducing Systematic Self-Observation -- Implementing Systematic Self-Observation -- A Critical Evaluation of Systematic Self-Observation -- Four Studies Generated With Systematic Self-Observation -- Other Applications of Systematic Self-Observation.
"Systematic self-observation (SSO) is a valuable research method used by social scientists to gather information about those social actions that are hidden, restricted or subjective. The advantage of using self-observation over another research method, such as interviewing, for these types of actions is that the observer in SSO is the same as the obervee. This is the only way one can successfully measure thoughts, emotions and other criteria that are not always openly displayed. The authors provide a practical explanation and instruction to carrying out an systematic self-observation study. They include case studies of four aspects of hidden or elusive everyday social actions: lying, telling secrets, withholding compliments and feeling envy." --Publisher's website.
0761923071 9780761923077 076192308X 9780761923084
2001004187
Observation (Psychology)
Introspection.
Psychology--Research--Methodology.
BF76.6.O27 / R63 2002
300.72