Dr Victoria Clarke
| Post Nominals | BSc Hons; PhD |
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| Biography | I teach and conduct research in the intersecting areas of qualitative and critical psychology, sexuality and gender, family and relationships, and appearance and embodiment. My books include the market leading and award winning textbook Successful Qualitative Research. My most recent book is Collecting Qualitative Data. I am particularly known for my work on qualitative methods and thematic analysis (TA) with Virginia Braun. We are currently writing a book on TA for Sage Publications. According to Google Scholar our original paper on TA is the most cited academic paper published in 2006. You can read more about our approach on our TA website at The University of Auckland. |
| Research Interests | Qualitative methods Thematic analysis Story completion Qualitative surveys Lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer+ (LGBTQ+) psychology Feminist psychology Human sexuality Same-sex parenting Same-sex relationships and civil partnership Voluntary childlessness Embryo donation Marriage LGBT issues in higher education Sexuality, gender, appearance and embodiment Young people and sexuality |
| Teaching and Learning | Qualitative methods; gender and sexuality; appearance and embodiment |