This introductory book on qualitative research methods in the field of psychology is an essential manual for students with no experience in qualitative psychology methodology. It presents the subject clearly based on eight different approaches to qualitative methods, explaining how each should be used, the processes and techniques involved, and the limitations associated with this type of research.

In this new edition, which has been translated into Greek, the material has been reorganized and updated to reflect developments in the field, while Carta Willig's writing style, popular with both students and lecturers, remains the same.

"There is no other text in psychology as good as Willig's text - her clarity, persuasiveness, and amazing ability to express difficult concepts in the field of methodology in simple language is something psychology students will find useful for a long time to come."
(Paula Reavey, Professor of Psychology at London South Bank University, UK)

"This is the most accessible and friendly introductory text on qualitative research methods in psychology and a great opportunity to take risks, embark on an adventure, and truly learn how to conduct research based on qualitative methods."
(Wendy Stainton Rogers, Emeritus Professor of Health and Social Care at The Open University, UK)

"Chapters on epistemology and interpretation have been added, which I believe my students find particularly useful, as these are often the most challenging topics for those taking their first steps in qualitative research methods."
(Dr. David Harper, Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of East London, UK)

Contributors to the book also include Sarah Jane Dryden, Caroline Silcock, and Joanna Silver.