Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
project using IPA.Our current thinking is that for students doing IPA for the first time, three is an extremely useful number for the sample. This allows sufficient in-depth engagement with each individual case but also allows a detailed exami-nation of similarity and difference, convergence and divergence. The danger for
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