CDM study of emergency responders (31 participants, over 51 hours of interviews) generated a theoretical model of command-level indecision¶
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q2 i? Using CDM interviews with 31 emergency response participants yielding over 51 hours of data, pluralistic analysis (reflexive thematic analysis followed by grounded theory) generated a theoretical model of command-level indecision during emergencies. → Olivia Brown 2024
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Olivia Brown, Nicola Power, and Julie Gore. (2024). Cognitive Task Analysis: Eliciting Expert Cognition in Context. Organizational Research Methods. https://doi.org/10.1177/10944281241271216
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The article describes this CDM study of emergency command decision-making, in which reflexive thematic analysis coded core challenges before a grounded theory analysis generated "a theoretical model of command-level indecision during emergencies". Sample size and data volume are as printed.
"Power and Alison (2017) collected over 51 h of interviews from their 31 participants and took a pluralistic approach"
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CDM study of emergency responders (31 participants, over 51 hours of interviews) generated a theoretical model of command-level indecision |
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CDM study of emergency responders (31 participants, over 51 hours of interviews) generated a theoretical model of command-level indecision |
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