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Author(s) |
Views |
| 1 |
How many qualitative interviews is enough |
Sarah Elsie Baker, Rosalind Edwards |
1486
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| 2 |
Bringing Things Back to Life: Creative Entanglements in a World of Materials |
Tim Ingold |
473
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| 3 |
What is Qualitative Comparative Analysis? |
Charles C. Ragin |
356
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| 4 |
What Are Academic Disciplines?
Some Observations on the Disciplinarity vs. Interdisciplinarity Debate |
Armin Krishnan |
346
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| 5 |
Redesigning Social Inquiry |
Charles C. Ragin |
335
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| 6 |
Discourse Analysis: varieties and methods |
Jason Glynos, David Howarth, Aletta Norval, Ewen Speed |
259
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| 7 |
Visual Ethics: Ethical Issues in Visual Research |
Rose Wiles, Jon Prosser, Anna Bagnoli, Andrew Clark, Katherine Davies, Sally Holland, Emma Renold |
235
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| 8 |
Conducting qualitative research with people with
learning, communication and other disabilities:
Methodological challenges |
Melanie Nind |
220
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| 9 |
Report of the Inquiry into the 2015 British general election opinion polls |
Patrick Sturgis, Nick Baker, Mario Callegaro, Stephen Fisher, Jane Green, Will Jennings, Jouni Kuha, Ben Lauderdale, Patten Smith |
207
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| 10 |
Methods for the thematic synthesis of qualitative research in systematic reviews |
James Thomas, A Harden |
203
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| 11 |
Mixed-method approaches to social network analysis |
Gemma Edwards |
196
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| 12 |
An Introduction to Using Video for Research |
C Jewitt |
196
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| 13 |
What Is Qualitative Interviewing? |
Rosalind Edwards, Janet Holland |
192
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| 14 |
The ethics of secondary data analysis |
Virginia Morrow, Janet Boddy, Rowena Lamb |
192
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| 15 |
An Overview of Methods for the Analysis of Panel Data |
Ann Berrington, Peter Smith, Patrick Sturgis |
181
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| 16 |
The NCRM quick start guide to: Principles for effective pedagogy |
Melanie Nind, Sarah Lewthwaite |
168
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| 17 |
Introducing Visual Methods |
Jon Prosser, Andrew Loxley |
165
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| 18 |
The four varieties of comparative analysis: the case of environmental regulation |
Chris Pickvance |
136
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| 19 |
Anonymising Research Data |
Andrew Clark |
134
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| 20 |
Mixing modes of data collection in surveys: A methodological review |
Caroline Roberts |
130
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| 21 |
NCRM Methods Review Papers, NCRM/005. Mixed Methods Research: A discussion paper |
Julia Brannen |
125
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| 22 |
NCRM Methods Review Papers, NCRM/006. Geographically Weighted Regression |
Martin Charlton, Stewart Fotheringham, Chris Brunsdon |
123
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| 23 |
Using a Social Semiotic Approach to Multimodality: Researching Learning in Schools, Museums and Hospitals |
J Bezemer, C Jewitt, S Diamantopoulou, G Kress, D Mavers |
120
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| 24 |
Anonymity and Confidentiality |
Rose Wiles, Graham Crow, Sue Heath, Vikki Charles |
114
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| 25 |
Methods for the synthesis of qualitative research: a critical review |
E Barnett-Page, J Thomas |
112
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| 26 |
The Management of Confidentiality and Anonymity in Social Research |
R Wiles, G Crow, S Heath, V Charles |
111
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| 27 |
Linguistic ethnography illustrative analysis |
B Rampton, A Lefstein, J Bezemer |
111
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| 28 |
What is Sensory Ethnography |
Sarah Pink |
107
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| 29 |
The Biographic-Narrative Interpretive Method - Shortguide |
Tom Wengraf |
105
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| 30 |
The kineikonic mode: Towards a multimodal approach to moving image media |
Andrew Burn |
104
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| 31 |
Managing anonymity and confidentiality in social research: the case of visual data in Community research |
Graham Crow, Rose Wiles |
102
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| 32 |
Computational Social Science: A Thematic Review |
Robert Meckin, Mark Elliot |
101
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| 33 |
A Typology of Research Methods Within the Social Sciences |
Gabriele Beissel-Durrant |
96
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| 34 |
Innovations in Social Science Research Methods |
Maria Xenitidou, Nigel Gilbert |
95
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| 35 |
Seeing differently: Making R accessible for visually impaired students through collaborative learning design |
Adrian S. Millican, Fanni Toth, Andrew Hamilton |
92
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| 36 |
Understanding Community: A review of networks, ties and contacts |
Andrew Clark |
90
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| 37 |
Using Walking Interviews |
Andrew Clark, Nick Emmel |
87
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| 38 |
Participatory Mapping: An innovative sociological method |
Nick Emmel |
86
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| 39 |
Bayesian Statistics Small Area Estimation |
Virgilio Gomez-Rubio, Nicky Best, Sylvia Richardson, Guangquan Li, Philip Clarke |
82
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| 40 |
Sounding Out: Using music elicitation in qualitative research |
Nicola Allett |
79
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| 41 |
Approaches to Narrative Research |
Corinne Squire |
71
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| 42 |
Multimodal methods for researching digital technologies |
C Jewitt |
70
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| 43 |
Analysing large volumes of complex qualitative data - Reflections from a group of international experts |
Susie Weller, Rosalind Edwards, Lynn Jamieson, Emma Davidson |
69
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| 44 |
Mulit-sited Ethnography: Five or Six Things I Know About It Now |
George E. Marcus |
67
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| 45 |
Recognizing learning: a perspective from a social semiotic theory of multimodality |
Gunther Kress |
67
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| 46 |
The Routledge Handbook of Multimodal Analysis |
Carey Jewitt |
66
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| 47 |
Qualitative Longitudinal Research |
Bren Neale |
64
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| 48 |
Confidentiality, Privacy and the Protection of Children's Data |
Edmund Horowicz, Helen Stalford |
64
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| 49 |
Recruiting Children for Research: How, Where and Why? |
Edmund Horowicz, Helen Stalford, Seamus Byrne |
63
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| 50 |
Knowledge equity: a framework for critical reflection |
Donna Arrondelle, Stephen Ashe, Danica Darley, Fleur Riley, Paula Harriott, Fauzia Ahmad, Debbie Bargallie, Marc Conway, Dalton Harrison, Hannah Lewis, Kirsty Liddiard, Michael McCusker, Pradeep Narayanan, Esther Outram, Aisling Skeet, Lauren White |
63
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| 51 |
Studying elites: Challenges, opportunities & progressive potential |
Katie Higgins, Sarah Kunz |
62
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| 52 |
Causality for beginners |
RAY Pawson |
61
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| 53 |
Changing Social Research Practices in the Context of Covid-19: Rapid Evidence Review |
Melanie Nind, Andy Coverdale, Robert Meckin |
61
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| 54 |
Investigating the Far-Right Online: Using Text Data to Understand Online Subcultures |
Lewys Brace |
61
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| 55 |
Review of the Typology of Research Methods within the Social Sciences |
Rebekah Luff, Dorothy Byatt, David Martin |
60
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| 56 |
NCRM Methods Review Papers NCRM/001 Informed Consent in Social Research: A Literature Review |
Rose Wiles, Sue Heath, Graham Crow, Vikki Charles |
59
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| 57 |
The Methods Used in Connected Lives: Investigating networks, neighbourhoods and communities |
Nick Emmel, Andrew Clark |
59
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| 58 |
NCRM Methods Review Papers, NCRM/004. Event History Analysis |
Fiona Steele |
56
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| 59 |
A social semiotic multimodal analysis framework for website interactivity |
Elisabetta Adami |
55
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| 60 |
Methods for recording video in the classroom: producing single and multi-camera videos for research into teaching and learning |
Daniel Kilburn |
55
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| 61 |
Introduction to The Ethics of Research Involving Children: Common Questions, Potential Strategies and Useful Guidance |
Edmund Horowicz, Helen Stalford |
54
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| 62 |
Case Studies in Research Methods Pedagogy - Teaching ethnographic methods through facilitated discussion |
Sarah Lewthwaite, Melanie Nind |
53
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| 63 |
An introduction to embodiment and digital technology research: Interdisciplinary themes and perspectives |
W Farr, S Price, C Jewitt |
52
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| 64 |
Technology and Contemporary Classical Music:
Methodologies in Practice-Based Research |
Zubin Kanga, Mark Dyer, Caitlin Rowley, Jonathan Packham, Mira Benjamin, Ricardo Climent, Artemi-Maria Gioti, David Gorton, Sam Hayden, Emily Howard, Edmund Hunt, Robert Laidlow, Scott McLaughlin, Luke Nickel, Lauren Redhead |
52
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| 65 |
Obtaining Consent in Research involving Children - Understanding the Legal and Ethical Framework |
Edmund Horowicz, Helen Stalford |
51
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| 66 |
Is AI the future of health and social science? |
Gabriele Durrant, David Bann, Peter Tennant |
49
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| 67 |
Middle Range Theory and Programme Theory Evaluation |
Ray Pawson |
46
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| 68 |
Survey Paradata: A Review |
Gerry Nicolaas |
46
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| 69 |
Multimodal social semiotics: Writing in online contexts |
Myrrh Domingo, Carey Jewitt, Gunther Kress |
46
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| 70 |
The NCRM quick start guide: Planning to teach social research methods online - guiding principles |
Collins Debbie |
46
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| 71 |
Teaching advanced research methods - NCRM quick start guide |
Sarah Lewthwaite, Melanie Nind |
45
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| 72 |
We need to talk about statistical anxiety. A review of the evidence around statistical anxiety in the context of quantitative methods pedagogy |
Kevin Ralston, John MacInnes, Graham Crow, V.J. Gayle |
46
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| 73 |
The NCRM quick start guide: Teaching social research methods asynchronously online - guiding principles |
Debbie Collins |
45
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| 74 |
NCRM Bitesize Lessons for Teaching Social Science Research Methods 2: Experiential Learning |
Melanie Nind |
45
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| 75 |
NCRM Resource for trainers: Safety first - being trauma sensitive when delivering training |
Melanie Nind |
45
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| 76 |
NCRM Methods Review Papers, NCRM/003. Children as active researchers: a new research paradigm for the 21st century? |
Mary Kellett |
44
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| 77 |
Anonymisation and visual images: issues of respect, 'voice' and protection |
Rose Wiles, Amanda Coffey, Judy Robison, Sue Heath |
44
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| 78 |
An Introduction to Data Linkage |
Katie Harron, Elaine Mackay, Mark Elliot |
44
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| 79 |
NCRM NOVELLA - Narrative Ethics (Workshop) |
Corinne Squire, Molly Andrews, Maria Medved, Jens Brockmeier |
43
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| 80 |
New frontiers in QLR: definition, design and display |
Rachel Thomson, Lucy Hadfield, Janet Holland, Karen Henwood, Niamh Moore, Liz Stanley, Rebecca Taylor |
43
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| 81 |
Telephone Methods Toolkit |
Linzi Ladlow, Laura Way, Anna Tarrant |
43
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| 82 |
NCRM Bitesize Lessons for Teaching Social Science Research Methods 8: Facilitating the development of reflexive thinking for qualitative research |
Melanie Nind, Amy Orange |
43
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| 83 |
Allostatic load - a challenge to measure multisystem physiological dysregulation. Pathways Node at NCRM. |
Sanna Read, Emily Grundy |
42
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| 84 |
Case Studies in Research Methods Pedagogy - Teaching quantitative design methods through exposition |
Sarah Lewthwaite |
42
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| 85 |
Availability and use of UK based ethnicity data for health research |
Rohini Mathur, Emily Grundy, Liam Smeeth |
41
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| 86 |
The NCRM quick start guide: Teaching social research methods online |
Debbie Collins |
40
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| 87 |
The NCRM quick start guide: Teaching the analysis of big qual data |
Sarah Lewthwaite, Melanie Nind |
40
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| 88 |
NCRM Bitesize Lessons for Teaching Social Science Research Methods 6: Teaching Mixed Methods Using an Open-space Learning Approach |
Melanie Nind, Rebecca Johnson |
40
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| 89 |
Latent Transition Analysis |
Oliver Perra |
39
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| 90 |
The potentials and pitfalls of using Skype for qualitative (longitudinal) interviews |
Susie Weller |
38
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| 91 |
Innovation in qualitative research methods: a narrative review |
Rose Wiles, Helen Pain, Graham Crow |
37
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| 92 |
QDA Miner 3.2 (with WordStat and Simstat) Distinguishing features and functions |
Christina Silver, Ann Lewins |
38
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| 93 |
Ethics and Ethical Practice in Research |
Christine Milligan |
37
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| 94 |
Looking after and managing your research data |
Louise Corti |
37
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| 95 |
What is the difference between association and causation? |
Rhian Daniel, Bianca De Stavola |
36
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| 96 |
The NCRM quick start guide: A glossary for methods teaching |
Sarah Lewthwaite, Melanie Nind |
36
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| 97 |
NCRM Bitesize Lessons for Teaching Social Science Research Methods 4: Teaching Digital Methods to Students without Technology Backgrounds |
Yenn Lee |
36
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| 98 |
Digital Ethics |
André Freitas |
36
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| 99 |
What is Grounded Theory? |
Kathy Charmaz |
36
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| 100 |
Six strategies for mixing methods and linking data in social science research |
Jennifer Mason |
35
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