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VSeries Foreword Clara E. Hill and Sarah Knox vii1. Why a Generic Approach to Descriptive - Interpretive Qualitative Research ? 3Qualitative Research as a Descriptive - Interpretive Process 4Origins of This Approach to Qualitative Research 5Qualitative Research and the Brand Names Problem 7What Lies Outside the Descriptive - Interpretive Genre of Qualitative Research ? 10Psychotherapy and Psychotherapy Research as Context for Our Approach 11Philosophical and Epistemological Background 12A Few Key Pointers for Readers 142. Designing the Study 15Defining the Research Problem and Questions 16The Research Team 18Getting Your Head Around Preunderstandings and Bias 19Choosing Data Collection Procedures 21Anticipating and Addressing Ethical Issues 27Building in Integrity Checks 29Summary of Key Points 30Contents2ND PAGES2ND 509/09/2020 10:55 AM09/09/2020 10:55 AMCOPYRIGHT AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION3. Collecting the Data 31Developing the Organizing Conceptual Framework for the Research ( Domains ) 31Piloting the Data Collection Protocol 35Sampling, Selecting, and Recruiting Participants 35The Research Alliance 38Data Collection as Continuous Analysis 39Summary of Key Points 404.

interpretive qualitative research is particularly rich in analyzing data at both the descriptive (surface) and interpretive (deeper) levels and telling a coherent story that weaves in historical context and theory. The authors also offer a wealth of suggestions, based on their experience, about how to avoid

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