Subjectivity, Representation, and Communication: Report of the First British Q Conference

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Rex Stainton Rogers
Wendy Stainton Rogers

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Four factors are described based on 13 Q sorts obtained from participants in the first British Q Conference: Those whose reaction was positive, those who were critical, those who were frustrated about a perceived politicization in approaches to Q, and a factor which regarded the conference's social process as less successful than the debating dynamics. Additional comments from a questionnaire are also reported.

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Subjectivity, Representation, and Communication: Report of the First British Q Conference. (1989). Operant Subjectivity, 13(1). https://ojs.library.okstate.edu/osu/index.php/osub/article/view/9083

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