This article describes an effective approach to using the Enhanced Critical Incident Technique (ECIT) research method based on Flanagan’s (1954) Critical Incident Technique (CIT). It begins with an overview of the CIT, how to decide if it is the appropriate methodology to use, then using a recent CIT study as an example discusses Flanagan’s five steps for conducting a CIT study: determining the activity’s aim; setting plans, specifications, and criteria for the information to be obtained; collecting data; analyzing the data; and reporting the findings. Nine credibility checks, developed to increase the rigor and credibility of the ECIT, are described.Le présent article décrit une méthodologie efficace pour utiliser la méthode de recherche d...
The Critical Incident Technique (CIT) is a widely used task analysis method in personnel psychol-ogy...
Eight couples participated in a workshop designed, to identify what events facilitate or hinder diff...
This paper reviews ways the Critical Incident Questionnaire (CIQ) has been used, adapted, and develo...
The critical incident technique is an exploratory qualitative method of research that has been shown...
The critical incident technique (CIT) is a qualitative research method where subjects are encouraged...
The critical incident technique2 was developed by John C. Flanagan and his various collaborators beg...
Since devised by Flanagan in 1954 as a tool to explore what people do to achieve an organisational a...
Abstract: The critical incident technique (CIT) is a well-established qualitative research tool used...
This article provides an overview of the utilization of the participatory critical incident techniqu...
In 1954 John Flanagan reported the critical incident technique (CIT) to solve practical problems and...
This article discusses two related techniques, critical incident technique and explicitation, used i...
The issue of conducting ethical research that considers the wider impact on the participant is not a...
Rationale Trials evaluating interventions to promote health behavior change rarely embed investigati...
In this paper the authors report on a piece of action research (using the critical incident techniqu...
Our study aimed to describe and evaluate the applicability of the critical incident technique (CIT) ...
The Critical Incident Technique (CIT) is a widely used task analysis method in personnel psychol-ogy...
Eight couples participated in a workshop designed, to identify what events facilitate or hinder diff...
This paper reviews ways the Critical Incident Questionnaire (CIQ) has been used, adapted, and develo...
The critical incident technique is an exploratory qualitative method of research that has been shown...
The critical incident technique (CIT) is a qualitative research method where subjects are encouraged...
The critical incident technique2 was developed by John C. Flanagan and his various collaborators beg...
Since devised by Flanagan in 1954 as a tool to explore what people do to achieve an organisational a...
Abstract: The critical incident technique (CIT) is a well-established qualitative research tool used...
This article provides an overview of the utilization of the participatory critical incident techniqu...
In 1954 John Flanagan reported the critical incident technique (CIT) to solve practical problems and...
This article discusses two related techniques, critical incident technique and explicitation, used i...
The issue of conducting ethical research that considers the wider impact on the participant is not a...
Rationale Trials evaluating interventions to promote health behavior change rarely embed investigati...
In this paper the authors report on a piece of action research (using the critical incident techniqu...
Our study aimed to describe and evaluate the applicability of the critical incident technique (CIT) ...
The Critical Incident Technique (CIT) is a widely used task analysis method in personnel psychol-ogy...
Eight couples participated in a workshop designed, to identify what events facilitate or hinder diff...
This paper reviews ways the Critical Incident Questionnaire (CIQ) has been used, adapted, and develo...