Titlebook: Doing Cross-Cultural Research; Ethical and Methodol Pranee Liamputtong (Personal Chair in Public Healt Book 20081st edition Springer Scienc

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Introduction: Situating Twins in Societytand human behaviour, social processes and the cultural meanings that inscribe human behaviour. However, when conducting cross-cultural research, issues of language and communication become more complex and often require the assistance of interpreters/translators as “cultural brokers”. Cross-cultura

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Conclusions: Moving Through Life as a Twinwith research participants and thus are considered to be “insiders”. However, it is clear that the use of “insiders” is not always possible and where the researchers and the researched do not share a common culture and language, measures can be taken to ensure that the research is rigorous. Furtherm

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Conclusions: Moving Through Life as a TwinAboriginal people. It follows our journey in search of methods to collect meaningful data and reveals the successes and struggles encountered. We address the question: “How do we maximize cultural sensitivity as white women doing research with Aboriginal people?” We share our experience in finding w

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230281493r recent years, appropriate ways to conduct research with M?ori and within M?ori communities have evolved. As a supervisor working within an institution where Kaupapa M?ori has established a high profile, I have found myself in the role of supervisor to several M?ori students. Furthermore, as a P?ke

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-4726-5e research. The merits and limitations of the dominant trauma approach are reviewed, noting the particular tendency of this approach to exclude indigenous forms of knowledge and understanding. We review the emergence of alternative or complementary approaches which strive to integrate qualitative an

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Alexander V. Kolobov,Junji Tominaga thoughts and experiences have been derived from the author’s engagement in research activities, supervision of postgraduate students’ research work and project work. The chapter presents a contextual landscape of the issues emerging from researching HIV/AIDS within South Africa. This contextual lan

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Basic Relationships for Heat Exchangerselation to qualitative data-gathering methods is long overdue. The growing popularity of technology and the user-friendliness of cameras and videos have led to an increase in the use of visual-oriented tools. Consequentially, critical reflection by the researcher about what is ethical, and what is r

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Two-Phase Flows of Gas and Liquid, collaborative life history interviews that the first author (April Vannini) conducted with the second author and storyteller (Coreen Gladue). April Vannini discusses how together they have reflected on the interviewing process in particular and the research process in general. She further reflects