Therefore, we can say that: what we hold, IS the concept, NOT
idiographic index, especially the index is hysteretic.
Developed to be a quick and simple measure, the RCR consists of an
idiographic measure in which individuals should specify their motivational state towards change on a self-report, 10-item Likert scale (Velasquez, Maurer, Crouch, & DiClemente, 2001).
Smith (2004) elaborated on the use IPA and articulates its three characteristics; it is
idiographic, inductive and interrogative.
1997) observed that reviewers applied nomothetic criteria (as if all manuscripts were statistical studies of populations) when evaluating
idiographic research (case studies, historical studies, and scholarly discussion).
To Brenner (2013), such mobilizations of everyday lived experience--particularly of
idiographic 'categories of practice'--to understand the urban phenomenon and to dismantle rural-urban binaries might be considered deeply inadequate to address the theoretical challenge that Lefebvre sets for us.
This study reinforces the need to incorporate person-oriented methodological approaches to fully capture
idiographic differences in positive development among youth (Molenaar, 2009).
Accordingly the data from our research were analyzed by LRA in line with
idiographic research rather than the variance analysis techniques that are used in nomothetic research.
Idiographic methods study the peculiarities of a single subject to make specific observations.
Clinical psychologists are interested in both nomothetic and
idiographic truths--what is true about people in general, and what is true in particular cases and contexts.
Previous research has found that participants who do not respond in ways anticipated by the experimenter often engage in an internally consistent,
idiographic response strategy.
Part 1 lays out relevant concepts and methods, including nomothetic and
idiographic assessment of meanings, process of building and maintaining the therapeutic relationship, descriptive case formulation and frameworks, and transdiagnostic assessment including implications for those who continue to work with a disorder-specific approach.
For some special cases of nonlinear incidence f(S, I), for example, f(S, I) = SI/N (standard incidence) and f(S, I) = h(S)g(I), many
idiographic criteria on the extinction, permanence, and stationary distribution are established.
