ОПЫТ КОНСУЛЬТАТИВНОЙ СУПЕРВИЗИИ В МАЛЬТИЙСКОМ КОНТЕКСТЕ | Sibirskiy Psikhologicheskiy Zhurnal – Siberian Journal of Psychology. 2008. № 30.

ОПЫТ КОНСУЛЬТАТИВНОЙ СУПЕРВИЗИИ В МАЛЬТИЙСКОМ КОНТЕКСТЕ

Это сообщение раскрывает опыт консультативных супервизоров на Мальте, которые работают без поддерживающей структуры на очень маленьком жизненном пространстве и с относительно маленькой популяцией, ангажированные в попытке жить гармонично в тени как западного материализма, так и традиционной религии. Были использованы в исследовании и при анализе его результатов эвристические и нарративные методы. Они включали неструктурированные групповые интервью, рефлексивный процесс и нарративный анализ. Описана попытка исследования мнения и понимания через интеграцию исследовательских инструментов с комбинированием невербального знания и точного понимания текста. Коллаборативный характер работы демонстрируется репрезентацией участниками исследования «голосов» и «историй» на Мальтийском фоне. Соответственно условиям, вытекающим из контекста, этнические спорные вопросы, включая анонимность и конфиденциальность, постоянно обсуждаются и согласуются участниками исследования.

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counselling supervisors, heuristic and narrative methods, unstructured group interviews, reflexive process, narrative analysis, консультативные супервизоры, эвристические и нарративные методы, неструктурированные групповые интервью, рефлексивный процесс, нарративный анализ

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