El Estado en América Latina. Teoría y práctica

Alonso, Jorge; Casanova, Pablo González

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“…The goal is to understand, through the analysis of the participants' interaction dynamics, the broader symbolic universe of social structures. This is a qualitative and idiographic approach, designed to bring out, through group techniques, opinions and viewpoints previously assumed by the participants (Alonso, 1996;Ibáñez, 1976).…”

Section: Research Methods For Behavior and Social Actionsmentioning

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Social Psychology: research methods and techniques

Pereira¹,

Álvaro²

2013

Estud. psicol. (Natal)

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The objective of this paper is to identify the research methods adopted by researchers in the field of Social Psychology, differentiating them by considerations derived from the four epistemic dimensions. Our starting point was a study conducted to identify the theoretical references and research methods used by educators and researchers in the field of social psychology. The results presented here refer to data, obtained in the years 2011 and 2012, relating to 545 social psychologists and professors of social psychology, of which 157 responded in Portuguese and 388 in Spanish. The average age of participants was 41.5 years (standard deviation = 11.4; minimum = 21 years; maximum = 78), being 54% female and 43% male. The participants originated from 19 countries, with Spain (158), Brazil (149), Mexico (64), and Argentina (45) the most frequent. Based on the results, we sought to classify and subsequently to estimate the frequency of use of the methods, considering them based on the distribution of the researchers from two geographic regions, Latin America and the Iberian Peninsula. Since geographical distribution did not provide a consistent criterion for differentiating between methods, we tried to understand the differences by considering ultimately the theoretical approach embraced by the researcher.

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Section: Research Methods For Behavior and Social Actionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Social Psychology: research methods and techniques

Pereira¹,

Álvaro²

2013

Estud. psicol. (Natal)

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“…This is a variant of the focus group, albeit with a less directive script. The objective is to favor the collective construction of meaning through participants’ spontaneous interaction (L. E. Alonso 1996) and to focus more closely on the implicit contents of the discourse (insinuated, hidden, and underlying dimensions) (Ruiz 2014).…”

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“…The term "Muslims" is understood to refer to heterogeneous category of analysis rather than a homogenous group (Brubaker 2012). The research used the qualitative technique of discussion groups, which allows data to be collected regarding the beliefs, opinions, perceptions, representations, and attitudes that circulate among certain social groups and in particular spaces by analyzing the interactions between small groups of people to provide a mirror image of the reference social group (L. E. Alonso 1996;Gutiérrez Brito 2008). This is a variant of the focus group, albeit with a less directive script.…”

Section: Context and Research Techniquementioning

confidence: 99%

“…This is a variant of the focus group, albeit with a less directive script. The objective is to favor the collective construction of meaning through participants' spontaneous interaction (L. E. Alonso 1996) and to focus more closely on the implicit contents of the discourse (insinuated, hidden, and underlying dimensions) (Ruiz 2014). In principle, this is more useful than conducting individual interviews when investigating how a power relationship is experienced and managed, as the effects are usually manifested in a subtle, indirect and fluid way (Bonilla-Silva 1997), and may also involve the positionality of the researchers.…”

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The Consent of the Oppressed: An Analysis of Internalized Racism and Islamophobia among Muslims in Spain

Gil-Benumeya

2023

Sociological Perspectives

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Taking as our starting point the premise that all domination mechanisms are based partly on their naturalization and reproduction by the very persons that experience them, this study uses the notion of “internalized racism” to explore how Muslims living in Spain internalize some of the cultural and ideological myths that sustain the racism and Islamophobia they experience, especially in relation to institutional practices of control and discrimination. It contributes an innovative approach to the knowledge of racism in the Spanish context, showing how religious and racialized minorities in Spain understand, perceive, experience, and at times reproduce the discrimination they are subject to, and how Islamophobia is entwined with other forms of racism and exclusion as well as with Spain’s specific historical relationship with Islam. The research is based on qualitative data obtained from eight discussion groups that met between 2019 and 2021 and comprised a total of 61 Muslims resident in various parts of Spain.

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El Barzón: Performing Resistance in Contemporary Mexico

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El Estado en América Latina. Teoría y práctica

Cited by 4 publications

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Social Psychology: research methods and techniques

Social Psychology: research methods and techniques

The Consent of the Oppressed: An Analysis of Internalized Racism and Islamophobia among Muslims in Spain

El Barzón: Performing Resistance in Contemporary Mexico

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