OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Qualitative Research in Psychology is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)

Article	Citations
Unlocking imaginations: lessons learnt from using story stem completion with young children	254
Exploring ChatGPT’s potential as a qualitative research partner: researcher and participant perspectives on AI-generated insights	144
Exploring reflexive methodology as a pluralist approach to enhance mixed methods research on coping and livability among LGBTQ people in Sweden	117
Tapestries of inquiry—digital diaries as an engaged affective method in collective knowledge-making	60
The approach and application of analysing inductive and deductive datasets: a worked example using reflexive thematic analysis	32
Producing commons through intermedial Narratives: embodied struggles of women in Chile and Colombia	32
Untangling ethical issues in participatory research practices with young people in contexts of oppression	26
Challenging psychology and human reconstruction: a review of ‘Innovations in Psychological Anthropology’	25
Agency in sedimented situations featuring farmer experiences of climate disruptions in the Mekong Delta	24
Membership categorization analysis, race, and racism	24
Persons in a posthuman world	22
Reformative concept analysis for applied psychology qualitative research	18
Out of sight, out of mind: how pescetarians manage dissonance by creating distance	17
What is the place of interpretation in text analysis? An example using ALCESTE® software	16
Narrative productions of memory: reflections on collective memories as knowledge about the past	13
Critical praxeological analysis: respecifying critical research	12
Insider/outsider dynamics: a reflexive thematic analysis of reflexivity/positionality in the ‘qualitative research in psychology’ journal	11
EquiP – the first European association for qualitative researchers in psychology	10
Toward a trauma-informed qualitative research approach: Guidelines for ensuring the safety and promoting the resilience of research participants	10
Avatar-Based Interviewing: Mediated research interviews in a gamified world	9
Arts-based research, animal studies and Pavlov’s dogs: making the familiar strange in psychology	9
How constructivist grounded theory facilitates critical qualitative inquiry: examples from psychological research on creative writing	9
How are interpretive methods feminist and queer? Four discursive methods for studying marginality	8
An interactional analysis of Muslim women resisting discourses of othering through humour: an autoethnographic reflection of a critical micro-analytic approach	8
Beyond the rural–urban entrenchment: untangling, exploring, and legitimizing rural diversity through participatory action research	8

Longitudinal place-based research: exploring spatialised student experiences through walking interviews	8
Analysing entertainment documentaries with discursive psychology incorporating Goffman’s concept of frames	8
Making the universe together: Baradian inspirations for the future of qualitative psychology	7
Zooming into qualitative research: online adaptation of the action-project method research design	7
Architectures of counter remembrance: co-constructing memory box autobiographies with second-generation Tamil refugees	7
The world café is an unmethod within co-produced research	7
Lego Serious Play in Psychology: Exploring Its Use in Qualitative Interviews	6
Beyond the academic imposter syndrome: A feminist relational discourse analysis of accounts of (un)belonging from UK working-class women academics	6
Introducing a synthetic Foucauldian narrative/discourse analysis	6
Missing people and fragmented stories: painting holistic pictures through Single Pen Portrait Analysis (SPPA)	6
Walking with sheep, dancing with dragonflies: moving-with multispecies ecologies	5
Developing a novel, systematic form of Media Framing Analysis to discursively examine the UK’s Employment and Support Allowance policy	5
Generating positive self-descriptions in a research context: a discursive psychological and conversation analysis of interview products and practices	5
“One rule for MPs, one rule for ordinary people”: using discursive psychology to explore how class-based assumptions of “ordinariness” and “exceptionalism” are negotiated in political entertainment sh	5
Beyond a protagonist bias in narrative identity research: methods for identifying master narratives in interview data	5
Foodscape walking as a research technique in psychology: exploring migrant identity through food practices in urban contexts	5