Blending Observational Methods: Possibilities, Strateies, and Challenges
Title
Blending Observational Methods: Possibilities, Strateies, and Challenges
Creator
Paterson BL; Bottorff JL; Hewat R
Identifier
Publisher
International Journal Of Qualitative Methods
Date
2003
Subject
Video Recording; Observational Research; Participant Observation
Description
Qualitative researchers have used the observational strategies of video recording and participant observation to investigate specific phenomena. Although there have been recent advances in the separate use of these strategies, there is evidence that there is benefit in combining these observational approaches to study particular phenomena. The purpose of the paper is to present a discussion about the application of these observational methods as blended approaches. The authors draw on their own experience as researchers and that of others to explore how these observational strategies could be combined for use in a singular study. They provide directions for researchers who select observation as a primary research strategy.
2003
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Type
Journal Article
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URL Address
Citation
Paterson BL; Bottorff JL; Hewat R, “Blending Observational Methods: Possibilities, Strateies, and Challenges,” Pediatric Palliative Care Library, accessed April 25, 2025, https://pedpalascnetlibrary.omeka.net/items/show/12712.