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To answer the given research question, qualitative methods would be most appropriate to find an answer. Literature on related topics suggests that qualitative methods are most appropriate (Badr & Acitelli, 2005; Berg & Upchurch, 2007; Chadda, 2014; Freeman & Couchonnal, 2006; Hamond & Schrodt, 2012; Ott Anderson & Geist Martin, 2003; Richardson et al., 2013). An ethnographic study should be used because as Keyton (2011) states, it “…allows the researcher to observe and understand how communication is generated and responded to in a particular context” (p. 300). This would aim to aid researchers’ in their quest to understand the relationship of participants who are ill in relation to their family members. This would involve a nonrandom sampling strategy to get the combination of characteristics needed for the study. Specifically, purposive sampling, to be able to get close and personal enough with the participants to have them share details about their personal lives.
This purposive sample depends upon researchers knowing what is typical and atypical of the populations they are studying. A sampling frame of an exhaustive list of chronic physical and mental illnesses will be created, and participants will be selected based on whether or not they, or someone in their immediate family, has one of the listed illnesses. The sample will be selected by going to local support groups for individuals with both mental and physical illnesses. A wide array of illnesses will be selected, and age will be as varied as possible. Participants who are selected will be contacted via e-mail or phone call to ask them to participate in the study.
Once participants respond and confirm their consent to take part in the study, the researcher will begin to go into the family home and talk to family members. Since ethnography is similar to a participant observation study, the researcher needs to build a relationship with the families being studied, especially with those who have the mental or physical illness, if possible, to assess the changes that have occurred in behavior since the diagnosis. Once trust is established, the researcher can come in and begin recording the conversations about the diagnosis time, and how participants felt. This data will be compared to stories from before the diagnosis period, for both mental and physical illness affected families. A list of operationalized concepts such as: love, affirmation, avoidance, and fear, will be created to classify the nonverbal actions towards the ill family member. Collecting both verbal and nonverbal accounts can give a better representation of the true behaviors of family members’ actions, both verbally and nonverbally towards the chronically ill family member. An analysis of the responses in relation to the stories around the diagnosis and before the diagnosis will be compared to the observed actions of the families in relation to the ill family member. Once this has been done for both chronic mental illness and chronic physical illness, the results will be cross analyzed to compare and contrast the different verbal and nonverbal communication styles. Using ethnography will allow for an in depth and lengthy analysis of these different families, and the effects of mental illnesses and physical illnesses on family communication.



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To answer the given research question, qualitative methods would be most appropriate to find an answer. Literature on related topics suggests that qualitative methods are most appropriate (Badr & Acitelli, 2005; Berg & Upchurch, 2007; Chadda, 2014; Freeman & Couchonnal, 2006; Hamond & Schrodt, 2012; Ott Anderson & Geist Martin, 2003; Richardson et al., 2013). An ethnographic study should be used because as Keyton (2011) states, it “…allows the researcher to observe and understand how communication is generated and responded to in a particular context” (p. 300). This would aim to aid researchers’ in their quest to understand the relationship of participants who are ill in relation to their family members. This would involve a nonrandom sampling strategy to get the combination of characteristics needed for the study. Specifically, purposive sampling, to be able to get close and personal enough with the participants to have them share details about their personal lives. This purposive sample depends upon researchers knowing what is typical and atypical of the populations they are studying. A sampling frame of an exhaustive list of chronic physical and mental illnesses will be created, and participants will be selected based on whether or not they, or someone in their immediate family, has one of the listed illnesses. The sample will be selected by going to local support groups for individuals with both mental and physical illnesses. A wide array of illnesses will be selected, and age will be as varied as possible. Participants who are selected will be contacted via e-mail or phone call to ask them to participate in the study. Once participants respond and confirm their consent to take part in the study, the researcher will begin to go into the family home and talk to family members. Since ethnography is similar to a participant observation study, the researcher needs to build a relationship with the families being studied, especially with those who have the mental or physical illness, if possible, to assess the changes that have occurred in behavior since the diagnosis. Once trust is established, the researcher can come in and begin recording the conversations about the diagnosis time, and how participants felt. This data will be compared to stories from before the diagnosis period, for both mental and physical illness affected families. A list of operationalized concepts such as: love, affirmation, avoidance, and fear, will be created to classify the nonverbal actions towards the ill family member. Collecting both verbal and nonverbal accounts can give a better representation of the true behaviors of family members’ actions, both verbally and nonverbally towards the chronically ill family member. An analysis of the responses in relation to the stories around the diagnosis and before the diagnosis will be compared to the observed actions of the families in relation to the ill family member. Once this has been done for both chronic mental illness and chronic physical illness, the results will be cross analyzed to compare and contrast the different verbal and nonverbal communication styles. Using ethnography will allow for an in depth and lengthy analysis of these different families, and the effects of mental illnesses and physical illnesses on family communication.
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للإجابة عن السؤال البحثي معينة، فإن الوسائل النوعية يكون الأنسب لتجد جوابا. الأدب في المواضيع ذات الصلة تشير إلى أن الطرق النوعية هي أنسب (بدر وAcitelli، 2005؛ بيرغ وأبتشيرتش، 2007؛ Chadda، 2014، فريمان وCouchonnal، 2006؛ Hamond وSchrodt، 2012؛ أوت أندرسون وجيست مارتن، 2003؛ ريتشاردسون وآخرون آل.، 2013). وينبغي أن تستخدم دراسة الإثنوغرافية لأنه كما Keyton (2011) تنص على أنه "... ويسمح للباحث لمراقبة وفهم كيف يتم إنشاء اتصال وردت إليها في سياق معين" (ص 300). وهذا من شأنه تهدف إلى مساعدة الباحثين في سعيهم لفهم العلاقة بين المشاركين الذين يعانون من مرض فيما يتعلق أفراد أسرهم. هذا من شأنه أن ينطوي على استراتيجية أخذ العينات غير عشوائية للحصول على مزيج من الخصائص المطلوبة للدراسة. على وجه التحديد، وأخذ العينات هادفة، لتكون قادرة على الحصول على وثيقة وشخصية بما فيه الكفاية مع المشاركين أن يكون لهم نصيب من التفاصيل عن حياتهم الشخصية.
تعتمد هذه عينة قصدية على الباحثين معرفة ما هو معهود وغير نمطية من السكان كانوا يدرسون. سوف يتم إنشاء إطار العينة من قائمة شاملة من الأمراض الجسدية والنفسية المزمنة، وسيتم اختيار المشاركين على أساس ما إذا كانت أو لم تكن، أو أي شخص في أسرتهم، واحدا من الأمراض المدرجة. وسوف يتم اختيار العينة من خلال الذهاب الى مجموعات الدعم المحلي للأفراد مع كل من الأمراض النفسية والجسدية. سيتم اختيار مجموعة واسعة من الأمراض، وسوف يكون سن متنوع قدر الإمكان. المشاركون الذين يتم اختيارهم سيتم الاتصال عن طريق البريد الإلكتروني أو مكالمة هاتفية إلى نطلب منهم للمشاركة في الدراسة.
وبمجرد المشاركين الاستجابة وتؤكد موافقتها على المشاركة في الدراسة، فإن الباحث تبدأ للذهاب إلى منزل العائلة والتحدث أفراد الأسرة. منذ الاثنوغرافيا مشابه لدراسة الملاحظة بالمشاركة، يحتاج الباحث إلى بناء علاقة مع العائلات التي تجري دراستها، خصوصا مع أولئك الذين لديهم مرض عقلي أو جسدي، إن أمكن، لتقييم التغييرات التي حدثت في السلوك منذ التشخيص. مرة واحدة يتم تأسيس الثقة، يمكن للباحث أن تأتي في ويبدأ تسجيل محادثات حول وقت التشخيص، وكيف رأى المشاركون. ويمكن مقارنة هذه البيانات إلى قصص من قبل فترة التشخيص، لكل من الأسر العقلية والجسدية المتأثرة بالمرض. سيتم إنشاء الحب، تأكيدا، وتجنب، والخوف، لتصنيف الأعمال غير اللفظي تجاه أفراد الأسرة مريضا: قائمة المفاهيم تفعيل مثل. يمكن جمع الشهادات سواء اللفظية وغير اللفظية إعطاء تمثيل أفضل من السلوكيات الحقيقية للإجراءات أفراد الأسرة، سواء لفظيا وشفهي تجاه أفراد الأسرة المصابين بأمراض مزمنة. سيتم مقارنة وتحليل الردود فيما يتعلق قصص حول التشخيص وقبل التشخيص إلى الإجراءات لوحظ من الأسر فيما يتعلق أفراد الأسرة بالمرض. مرة واحدة وقد تم ذلك لكل من مرض عقلي مزمن ومرض جسدي مزمن، فإن النتائج ستكون عبر تحليلها لمقارنة وأساليب التواصل اللفظية وغير اللفظية المختلفة. يستخدم الاثنوغرافيا سيسمح لفي العمق وتحليلا مطولا لهذه الأسر المختلفة، وآثار الأمراض النفسية والأمراض الجسدية على التواصل الأسرة.



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