An examination of ethnographic research methodology in family therapy in the context of Rogers' Innovation-Decision Process Model
Recently it has been argued that ethnographic research methodology fulfills many of the research needs for marriage and family therapists. In utilizing Rogers' Innovation-Decision Process model, the purpose of this study was to gain greater insight into ethnographic research methodology in family therapy and determine the adequacy of Rogers' hypothesized relationship between innovation attributes and extent of adoption to explain adoption behavior by marriage and family therapists. Additionally, this study compared American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) accredited doctoral, masters, and postmasters program faculty on their awareness and extent of use of ethnographic research methodology.
Authors: | Robbins, John Michael |
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Florida State University Libraries |
Subject: | Social Work | Sociology | Individual and Family Studies |
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