Phenomenology of Perception

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    Muscle and Bone “The union of soul and body is not an amalgamation between two mutually external terms, subject and object, brought about by arbitrary decree. It is enacted at every instant in the movement of existence.” [Mearleau-Ponty, Phenomenology of Perception] Why do you doubt your senses? “Because”, said Scrooge, “a little thing affects them. A slight disorder of the stomach makes them cheats. You may be an undigested bit of beef, a blot of mustard, a crumb of cheese, a fragment of an underdone

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    phenomenon and progressed to positions as successful executive administrators. This chapter covers a number of topics that inform the approach that will guide the research; it also explores methodology and the rationale for using hermeneutic phenomenology. The resolve of this study is to begin to comprehend the phenomenon of microaggressions in postsecondary education for the mid-level administrator as experienced by those executive administrators who survived the experience to be promoted

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    I think at the time of your story, you were going through a comparative reflection. And in phenomenology, a comparative reflection is simply that you experience or explain phenomena in ways different than other people. One simple example of this is how people experience rain. Some people get exciting and like it when it rains, and others get gloomy. Comparative reflection is useful in phenomenology because seeing or understanding how other people experience or explain a phenomena can help you to

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    59) of the observed phenomenon. Moustakas (1994) designated phenomenology as a form of research in which “perception is regarded as the primary source of knowledge” (p. 52), while Creswell (2013) described phenomenology as a method that explores the lived experience of a group of individuals who have experienced the phenomenon. Data Collection I collected data through surveys and focus group

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    There is a problem in the criminal justice system concerning the need to advance research in the area of civil protection order effectiveness in rural areas. Filling the gap between effectiveness and resources to meet these needs is often a struggle for criminal justice policymakers in rural communities. The purpose of this qualitative study is to advance the understanding of civil protection order effectiveness among petitioners in rural areas. The primary theoretical framework for this study will

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    The Pico And Peo Formats

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    The PICO and PEO formats are used commonly in health research and nursing to form a research question. Using one of these formats will assist you to find out the key concepts of the research question, develop applicable search terms and determine inclusion and exclusion criteria. PICO format is mostly used in quantitative research whereas PEO is used in qualitative research questions. In a quantitative PICOT format (P) stands for Population, patient, problem (I) Intervention (C) Comparison and (O)

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    RESEARCH DESIGN: Qualitative – Phenomenology (interpretive approach) Selecting a qualitative research design best suits the outline of our intended study. As we are wanting to investigate the perceived harms of e-cigarettes by users and non-users this design will compliment the data we are looking to obtain. Within the qualitative design we have selected phenomenology as our specific design. The object of this study is to focus on the beliefs and experiences of the participants. This will be accomplished

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    can be examined through behavior and interaction of an individual's self with social reality. The self relates to society through a variety of different sociological theories including Dramaturgy, Symbolic interactionism, the looking glass self, phenomenology, and ethnomethodology. All the above argue that society and the self are shaped through experiences within our everyday lives, and that communication with other selves is necessary to make up the larger societal structure. Without the self, society

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    This essay will demonstrate my knowledge and understanding of the contribution to qualitative research to Psychology through the discussion of published qualitative research. Firstly, what is qualitative research and how does this differ from qualitative research? According to Smith “Qualitative analysis is concerned with describing the constituent properties of an entity” whereas “Qualitative analysis is involved in determining how much of the entity there is” (Smith et al., 2008 p.1) Quantitative

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    the experiencing organism—are accessible only from one point of view, then it is a mystery how the true character of experiences could be revealed in the physical operation of that organism.” (Naglel 4) objective nature can be understood, but our perception of it is unattainable by someone other than ourselves. It is possible for us to know more about something via objective/scientific view than subjective personal view. Nagel uses the example of lightning, science can

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