A Handbook of Visual Methods in Psychology : Using and Interpreting Images in Qualitative Research (Paperback, 2 ed)

Foreword Preface Introduction 1 The Return to Experience: Psychology and the Visual Paula Reavey 2 Image and Imagination Alan Radley 3 Bend it Like Beckham? The Challenges of Reading Gender and Visual Culture Rosalind Gill 4 Using photographs to explore the embodiment of pleasure in everyday life Lilliana Del Busso 5 Narrating Biographical Disruption and Repair: Exploring the Place of Absent Images in Women's Experiences of Cancer and Chemotherapy Frith Hannah 6 Using photographs of places, spaces and objects to explore South Asian Women’s experience of close relationships and marriage Anamika Majumdar 7 Reflections on a Photo-Production Study: Practical, Analytic and Epistemic Issues Steven D. Brown, Ava Kanyeredzi, Laura McGrath, Paula Reavey & Ian Tucker 8 Mental health apps, self-tracking and the visual Lewis Goodings 9 The Visual in psychological research and child witness practice Johanna Motzkau 10 The Video-Camera as a Cultural Object: The Presence of (an)Other. Michael Forrester 11 Girls on Film: Video Diaries as ‘Autoethnographies’ Maria Pini & Valerie Walkerdine 12 Visual identities: Choreographies of gaze, body movement and speech and ‘ways of knowing’ in mother-midwife interaction Helen Lomax 13 Methodological considerations for visual research on Instagram Kayla Marshall, Kerry Chamberlain, Darrin Hodgetts 14 The big picture: Using visual methods to explore online photo sharing and gender in digital space. Rose Capdevila & Lisa Lazard 15 Visualising Mental Health with a LGBT Community Group:Method, Process, (Affect) Theory Katherine Johnson 16 Imagery and Association in a group based method: the Visual Matrix Lynne Froggett 17 Working with group-level data in phenomenological research: a modified visual matrix method Darren Langdridge, Jacqui Gabb & Jamie Lawson 18 Risk Communication and Participatory Research : ‘Fuzzy Felt’, Visual Games and Group Discussion of Complex Issues Angela Cassidy & John Maule 19 Picturing the Field: Social Action Research, Psychoanalytic Theory, and Documentary Filmmaking: Janice Haaken 20 Moving from social networks to visual metaphors with the Relational Mapping Interview: An Example in Early Psychosis Zoe V R Boden & Michael Larkin 21 Building visual worlds: Maps as a tool for exploring located experience Laura McGrath & Shauna Mullarkey 22 Towards a Visual Social Psychology of Identity and Representation: photographing the self, weaving the family in a multicultural British community Caroline Howarth and Shose Kessi 23 ‘I didn’t know that I could feel this relaxed in my body’: Using visual methods to research bisexual people’s embodied experiences of subjectivity and space Helen Bowes-Catton, Meg-John Barker and Christina Richards 24 Travelling along ‘Rivers of Experience’: Personal Construct Psychology and visual metaphors in research. Alex Iantaffi 25 Psychogeography and the Study of Social Environments: Extending Visual Methodological Research in Psychology Alexander John Bridger 26 Tribal gatherings: Using art to disseminate research on club culture Sarah Riley, Richard Brown, Christine Griffin and Yvette Morey 27 Sometimes all the lights go out in my head: creating Blackout the multi-sensory immersive experience of Bipolar II Paul Hanna & Mig Burgess 28 The photo-elicitation interview as a multimodal site for reflexivity Tim Fawns 29 Image-based methodology in Social Psychology in Brazil: perspectives and possibilities Arley Andriolo 30 Impressionist Reflections on Visual Research in Community Research and Action Darrin Hodgetts, Kerry Chamberlain & Shiloh Groot 31 Polytextual Thematic Analysis for Visual Data ? analying visual images. Kate Gleeson 32 ‘So you think we’ve moved, changed, the representation got more what?’ Methodological and analytical reflections on visual (photo-elicitation) methods used in the men-as-fathers study Karen Henwood, Fiona Shirani and Mark Finn 33 On Utilising a Visual Methodology: Shared Reflections and Tensions llana Mountian, Rebecca Lawthom, Anne Kellock, Karen Duggan, Judith Sixsmith, Carolyn Kagan, Jennifer Hawkins, John Haworth, Asiya Siddiquee, Claire Worley, David Brown, John Griffiths & Christina