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Journal	Methodology and History of Psychology. 2007. Volume 2. Issue 1
Section	Qualitative Methods in Psychology
Pages	118-129
Type	Scientific article
Title	Methodological introduction to problem of qualitative research methods
Authors	Chernov, Aleksandr Yurievich
Abstract	The traditional opposition of quantitative and qualitative approaches in psychological research stimulates the development of the theory of the method. Development of the theory occurs in three main areas: improving the traditional empirical model, criticism of the empirical quantitative models, testing and analysis of alternative research models. Each of these areas has the methodological basis covered in the present article.
Keywords	quantitative imperative quantitative methods qualitative methods integration of quantitative and qualitative methods operationalism mesurability of psychological properties interpretative approach narrative approach development of theory situational analysis holistic analysis analysis of subjective meanings and values dialogicity reflexivity
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To cite this article	Chernov, A.Yu. (2007). Methodological introduction to problem of qualitative research methods. Methodology and History of Psychology, 2(1), 118-129.