By Dr Paul Garner and Dr Andrew Soundy Another in a series of conversations on methodological practices, Dr Andrew Soundy and Dr Paul Garner discuss the underpinning tenets of grounded theory, and how this philosophical approach is useful in applied research. P.F.Garner@bham.ac.uk A.A.Soundy@bham.ac.uk
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Being Human: A Team Sport
By Katie Cronin The significance of fulfilling relationships in our professional lives is often overlooked despite the notion that connectedness with colleagues is closely linked to success at work and job satisfaction. Baumeister and Leary’s ‘Need to Belong’ theory posits that the desire for belongingness is a fundamental driver for most human behaviours, including the … Continue reading “Being Human: A Team Sport “
Operationalising Thoughtful Practice
Written by Dr Paul Garner The Graduate School of Sport and Professional Practice has a number of functions from supervising and supporting postgraduate research, to working with external agencies, to consulting on applied interventions and supporting performance enhancement within University of Birmingham Sport. Our work draws upon an eclectic range of expertise, both academic and … Continue reading “Operationalising Thoughtful Practice “