Reflexivity in Qualitative Research

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Reflexivity in Qualitative Research IB: Paper 3 Reflexivity in Qualitative Research

The Construction of Meaning qualitative researchers need to be aware of their role in the "construction of meaning" in the research process reflexivity takes into account the subjective nature of perception; top down processing

To promote credibility, researchers…. need to reflect on ways in which bias can enter into the research process e.g. how their own background and beliefs can influence the way research is conducted they may need to reveal their own political ideology for example when introducing their research as this may have shaped their research question manner of data collection sample, coding, analysis etc.

Willig (2001) Personal reflexivity the researchers values, beliefs, experiences, interests, and political stance may influence the research researchers need to consider how the research process has affected them personally and professionally

Willig (2001) Epistemological reflexivity Epistemology refers to the way in which knowledge has been gained the phrasing of the research question may have limited what has been discovered the design may also have affected the finding and analysis it is possible that a different approach may have brought about different conclusions Willig points out that researchers must think critically about their findings and not accept them at face value

How can researchers be reflexive? Qualitative research reports often include information about the researcher This enables the reader to gain some sense of the context in which the data was collected their training, experience, status, self-presentation to the Pps will all affect the data collection and a reflexive researcher must be aware of the way in which this will have affected the data collected, and the analysis and interpretation of this data

What traits does a good reflexive researcher require? self-awareness critical self-reflection ability to think about how your own potential biases may have affected the research process and the conclusions drawn