LGBTQ Qualitative and Mixed Methods Research in Counseling Psychology: A Content Analysis

In LGBTQ Qualitative and Mixed Methods Research in Counseling Psychology: A Content Analysis authors Roberto L. Abreu et al., examine the current qualitative and mixed methods research conducted historically on LGBTQ individuals. They identify the current challenges with existing research and make recommendations for future research that is more representative and inclusive. In addition, they discuss how the findings can inform practice and training. Copyright: 2022

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• Review the qualitative and mixed methods research conducted with LGBTQ individuals.
• Describe the topics and methodologies covered in existing research with LGBTQ individuals.
• Explain the demographic limitations of existing studies.
• Apply results to improving and expanding future research.

• Roberto L. Abreu, University of Florida
• Diamonique Townsend, Tennessee State University
• Y’Londa Mitchell, Tennessee State University
• Lillian M. Audette, Tennessee State University
• Kirsten A. Gonzalez, University of Tennessee, Knoxville

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