Researching resilience (University of Toronto Press, 2009)
Mode of access: World Wide Web
Includes bibliographical references
Overview -- Introduction: The Challenges in Researching Resilience / Linda Liebenberg and Michael Ungar -- The Ethical Conduct of Research Involving Children in International Settings / Roger A. Boothroyd and Paul G. Stiles and Katherine A. Best -- Qualitative Research -- Participatory Action Research / Jackie Sanders and Robyn Munford -- Not Just the Master Discourse: A Case for Holistic Case Studies of Youth Resilience / Eli Teram and Michael Ungar -- Visual Methods when Working with Youth across Cultures / Linda Liebenberg -- Quantitative Research -- Cross-Cultural Resilience Research on Youth: Avoiding Methodological Hazards / Roger G. Tweed and Anita Delongis -- Use of Meta-analysis to Study Resilience Factors: An Exemplar / Alexa Smith-Osborne -- Mixed Methods -- Using Mixed Methods to Understand Youth Resilience / David Este and Kathleen Sitter and Bruce Maclaurin -- Constructing Syntheses: Striving for Convergent Methods for Investigating Youth in Diverse Cultures / Catherine Ann Cameron -- Application Of Methods -- Playing Catch-Up: Evaluating a Mathematics Intervention for Disadvantaged Learners in South Africa / Johann Mouton and Lauren Wildschut -- A Sample Research Proposal for a Mixed-Methods Investigation of Resilience: The Pathways to Resilience Project / Michael Ungar -- Youth Resilience Research and the Transformative Paradigm / Donna M. Mertens
Researching Resilience challenges this tendency to pathologize youth, and marks a profound shift in research methods from the study of disorder to the study of well-being