Aine Humble - How Qualitative Data Analysis Happens: Moving Beyond Themes Emerged

M. Elise Radina and ine M. Humble

Section I
Stories

Marcus B. Weaver-Hightower

Evonne Miller

Gwen Katheryn Healey

Paul C. Rosenblatt and Elizabeth Wieling

Katherine R. Allen and Karen A. Roberto

Andrea Doucet

Kevin Roy, John R. Hart, and Laura Golojuch

Colleen K. Vesely, Bethany L. Letiecq, Rachael D. Goodman, Marlene Marquez, Liciane Alves, Wendy E. Lazo, and Roberto C. Martinez

Katherine E. Speirs, Colleen K. Vesely, and Kevin Roy

Tyler Jamison

Candace L. Kemp, Mary M. Ball, and Molly M. Perkins

Anisa Zvonkovic and Andrea Swenson

H. Daniel Castellanos

Section II
Dialogues

Gwen Katheryn Healey, Evonne Miller, and Marcus B. Weaver-Hightower

Katherine R. Allen, Bethany L. Letiecq, Karen A. Roberto, Paul C. Rosenblatt, and Elizabeth Wieling

Tyler Jamison, Candace L. Kemp, Katherine E. Speirs, Andrea Swenson, and Colleen K. Vesely

H. Daniel Castellanos, Mary M. Ball, and Anisa Zvonkovic

Note: Figures are located at the eResource: www.routledge.com/9781138044678

We would like to thank the entire team at Taylor & Francis for their support and assistance throughout this process. We are also grateful to Katie Guban, who provided us with administrative support during the process of compiling all the details of this book; and Dr. Katherine Kuvalanka for her careful reading and thoughtful feedback. Finally, we both know that work such as this takes time and energy. We are therefore grateful to our families, colleagues, and friends for their unwavering support to us both.

ine M. Humble, PhD, CFLE

Professor

Department of Family Studies and Gerontology

Mount Saint Vincent University

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

ine Humble carries out primarily qualitative research in family studies and in gerontology. Her research interests focus on family dynamics related to family rituals and transitions, in particular the transition to marriage, and in recent years, she has studied same-sex couples and LGBT aging issues. Secondary research interests are older women and healthy aging, qualitative research methods, and computer-assisted qualitative data analysiS (CAQDAS) software programs. She has published her work in scholarly journals such as the Canadian Journal on Aging, Family Relations, Journal of Family Theory & Review, Journal of GLBT Family Studies, and the Journal of Woman & Aging. She has served on the Editorial Board for Family Relations, and she is an Editorial Assistant for Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung/Forum: Qualitative Social Research. Dr. Humble also provides introductory and advanced training on MAXQDA software through her consulting company, Fada Research Consulting, facilitating full-day training workshops since 2009 to academic and government audiences.

M. Elise Radina, PhD, CFLE

Professor and Chair

Department of Family Science and Social Work

Miami University

Oxford, Ohio

Elise Radina is a qualitative methodologist whose research focuses broadly on families and health. Specifically, her research primarily focuses on mid- and later-life women in family contexts (e.g., breast cancer survivorship, positive aging, breast cancer-related lymphedema). More recently she and her student research team have turned their attention to understanding the experiences of parents who are raising children with primary lymphedema. She has published over 40 peer-reviewed articles that have appeared in scholarly journals. In 2012, she co-edited a special issue of the Journal of Family Theory & Review on Qualitative Methodology, Theory, and Research in Family Studies, and she serves on the Journal of Family Theory & Review Editorial Board.