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11. Introduction: Qualitative Methods Traditions (Dr Jon Oldfield and Jo Ferrie, SSPS)

12. Running, Organizing and Analyzing Focus Groups (Dr Andrew Smith, SSPS)

13. Constructing Qualitative Research Designs (Dr Kelly Kollman, SSPS)

14. Documenting Lived Experience through Qualitative Methods (Dr Katie Reid, School of Education)

15. `A world of secrets`? Conduction qualitative interviews (Dr Carol Emslie, MRC Social and Public Health Sciences Unit)

16. Discourse Analysis (Dr Jo Ferrie)

17. Participant Observation and Ethnography (Dr Nicole Bourque, SSPS)

18. Content Analysis and Surveys (Dr Jo Ferrie)

19. Case Studies and the Comparative Method (Dr Kelly Kollman, SSPS)

20. Research Ethics in the Social Sciences 

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