The book provides accurate terminology and consistent practices, with examples of using Q to study subjectivity in a variety of contexts and disciplines. The book also frames Q with its unique blending of qualitative and quantitative research aspects, from data collection to analysis and interpretation. The author aims to help readers to understand the basics of Q methodology as well as delving deeper into Q as explicated by William Stephenson in an easy to read yet accurate text in terms of processes and theoretical frameworks of Q.
This is an essential text for those interested in using Q methodology in qualitative research and mixed methods research across a range of disciplines.
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James C. Rhoads, Professor of Political Science, Westminster College, Pennsylvania
Dr. Ramlo's book is extremely timely for the field of psychology in that more researchers are seeking information on how to use Q methodology to describe and understand thinking that underpins choices and decision-making. Her book is well structured and provides clear, concise information that informs the novice and experienced researcher of the Q technique and Q methodology. Ramlo has incorporated a rich array of significant and historical references throughout each chapter, a wealth of examples, and a summary of the expected learning. This book is a significant addition to the scientific research community for the study of human subjectivity. It addresses the need for a deeper understanding and appreciation of this unique methodology. It certainly has a place in my research toolbox.
Vivian C. Hardison, Doctor of Human & Organizational Psychology, School of Psychology Touro University Worldwide, Los Alamitos, California
As a preeminent researcher and author in Q-methodology, this author clearly and carefully organizes the process and background in the subject for a wide range of learners, readers, and researchers.
Carrie R. Salmon, Academic Lab Manager, Department of Physics, Kent State University; Affiliated Scholar, College of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio.








