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Rosemarie Anderson, Ph.D. has authored over a 100 articles and two
books. The articles listed below are recent articles or book chapters
that reflect the services available through Wellknowing Consulting:
Anderson, R. (2006). Defining and measuring body intelligence: Introducing
the Body Intelligence Scale. The Humanistic Psychologist,
34(4), 357-367. (PDF 84kb)
[Contact Erlbaum at www.erlbaum.com
for permission to use or reprint.]
This article introduces the Body
Intelligence Scale to the research community and invites research
collaboration. Scale development procedures and reliability and validity
statistics are given.
Anderson, R. (2004). Intuitive inquiry: An epistemology of the heart
for scientific inquiry. The Humanistic Psychologist, 32(4), 307-341.
(PDF 1.1mb)
As guest editor for this issue, my lead article details intuitive
inquiry’s five cycles of interpretation. Articles by Jay Dufrechou,
Vipassana Esbjörn-Hargens, Sharon Hoffman, and Cortney Phelon
provide examples of intuitive inquiries that join heartfulness with
scientific rigor.
Anderson, R. (2006). Intuitive inquiry: The ways of the heart in
research and scholarship. (Unpublished manuscript) (PDF
161kb)
My most recent explication of Intuitive Inquiry.
Anderson, R. (2001). Embodied writing and reflections on embodiment.
Journal of Transpersonal Psychology, 33(2), 83-96.(PDF
244kb) [Contact ATP at www.atpweb.org
for permission to use or reprint.]
Anderson, R. (2002). Embodied writing: Presencing the body in somatic
research, Part I, What is embodied writing? Somatics: Magazine/Journal
of the Mind/Body Arts and Sciences, 13(4), 40-44. (PDF
268kb) [Contact Somatics at www.somaticsed.com
for permission to use or reprint.]
Anderson, R. (2002). Embodied writing: Presencing the body in somatic
research, Part II, Research Applications. Somatics: Magazine/Journal
of the Mind/Body Arts and Sciences, 14(1), 40-44. (PDF
172kb)
The above three articles describe Embodied Writing as a path toward
wholeness and a research procedure appropriate to data collection
and presentation of findings.
Anderson, R. and Braud, W. (2007) Transpersonal Research from a
Global Perspective. (Unpublished manuscript) (PDF
32kb)
In a manner that furthers the vision presented in Transpersonal
Research Methods for the Social Sciences, this draft manuscript articulates
a vision for human science research that integrates personal, communal,
and global transformation. Aligned with the South African understanding
of Ubuntu, we are present in the needs others present.
Anderson, R. (2007). Thematic Content Analysis (TCA): Descriptive
presentation of qualitative data. (Unpublished manuscript) (PDF
38kb)
Step-by-step instructions for TCA using Microsoft Word.
Anderson, R. (2007). Qualitative methods in sound bites. (Unpublished
manuscript) (PDF 26kb).
The positive and “grim” side of using different Qualitative
Research Methods.
Contact Rosemarie Anderson at
rosemarie@wellknowingconsulting.org for information, fees, and appointments.
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