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The visual vernacular: embracing photographs in research
Jennifer Cleland,
Anna MacLeod
Environmental Science
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Analog Method
50%
Confidentiality
50%
Digital Image
100%
Digital Natives
50%
Digital Photographs
50%
Dignity
50%
Everyday Activities
50%
Everyday Life
50%
Health Professions Education
50%
Health Professions Education Research
50%
Informed Consent
50%
Leasing
50%
Linguistic Imperialism
50%
Participatory Research
50%
Photo Documentation
50%
Photo-elicitation
50%
Photovoice
50%
Smartphone
50%
Social Science Literature
50%
Still Images
50%
Textual Approach
50%
Visual Methodologies
50%
Arts and Humanities
Application
100%
Digital
100%
Dignity
100%
Elicitation
100%
Linguistic imperialism
100%
Literature
100%
Participatory Research
100%
Qualitative Data
100%
Social Sciences
100%
Vernacular
100%
Visual methodologies
100%
Social Sciences
Education Research
50%
Everyday Life
50%
Imperialism
50%
Informed Consent
50%
Mobile Phones
50%
Participatory Research
50%
Photo-Elicitation
50%
Professional Occupations
100%
Qualitative Research
50%
Social Sciences
50%
Psychology
Digital Native
100%
Education Research
100%
Informed Consent
100%
Qualitative Research
100%
Computer Science
Digital Native
50%
Digital Photograph
50%
Photo Elicitation
50%
Qualitative Data
50%
Research Purpose
100%
Social Science Literature
50%
Nursing and Health Professions
Health Profession
20%
Photography
100%
VistA
10%