The study of psychological effects resulting from traumatic experiences, focusing on mental health impacts.

A research method aimed at understanding human behavior and experiences through in-depth interviews and observations.

A data collection method involving direct, personal interaction to gather detailed information from participants.

A systematic approach to collecting data from a sample population using questionnaires or structured interviews.

Guidelines and principles ensuring the safety and well-being of research participants, especially in sensitive studies.

A process of obtaining voluntary agreement from participants after providing them with essential study information.

The process of systematically applying statistical and logical techniques to describe and evaluate data.

A qualitative analytic method for identifying, analyzing, and reporting patterns (themes) within data.

A principle ensuring that personal information about study participants remains private and secure.

Techniques used to identify and engage potential participants for research studies.

A comprehensive survey of existing research relevant to a specific topic, identifying gaps and context.

Specific queries that guide the focus and direction of a research study.

Non-numerical information collected in research, often rich in detail and context.

The process of categorizing qualitative data to identify themes and patterns for analysis.

Using multiple data sources or methods to enhance the credibility and validity of research findings.

A detailed plan outlining the objectives, methodology, and significance of a proposed study.

The strict adherence to scholarly standards and methods in conducting and presenting research.

A section of the research paper where results are interpreted and contextualized within existing literature.

Techniques and strategies for effectively communicating research findings to diverse audiences.

The impact of research findings on existing conversations and knowledge within a field.

Psychological suffering that participants may experience when discussing trauma-related topics.

The moral principles guiding research practices, particularly concerning participant treatment.

Digital tools used to assist in organizing and analyzing qualitative data.

The process of combining various elements of research findings into a coherent whole.

The organized format for presenting research findings, typically including sections like introduction, methods, results, and discussion.