I am just learning how to use this site. I may not be looking in the right place for information about the project. I am researching the perspectives of women in recovery transitioning to community college. Some of my participants may be involved in CRP but some may not.
Mandi - please reach out to me, and I will connect you with the team to see if we can better answer your questions or be of service. [email protected]
My suggestion is to make some dot point statements about what it is you exactly see to find out. Your research questions set the direction for the approach. As David Topps said, if your aim is to explore their experiences from their perspectives, then the approach is qualitative and likely within phenomenological research methods. Adding to this could be measures of their sense of self-efficacy, connectedness and of other indicators of positive transition as well frequency data on how well they do academically. Combing different types of data (also called triangulation) gives a study depth and allows a more comprehensive interpretation of findings as well as more places to publish and a wider audience. Whether this is within the scope of your research is of course another matter
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