Figure 3
The flowchart outlines components of a social phenomenology research approach. At the top, two connected boxes, “Philosophical Approach” and “Social Phenomenology (Schutz, 1967),” are shown. The “Social Phenomenology (Schutz, 1967)” branches below into “Data Collection” on the left and “Data Analysis” on the right. Under “Data Collection” are the words “Interview” and “Observation.” Under “Data Analysis” is “Thematic Phenomenological.” The “Data Collection” is also connected to the “Data Analysis” with a rightward arrow, and then these boxes combine below with a line, which connects further to three boxes: “Validity” on the left, with “Triangulation” below, “Ethics” at the center, and “Informed Consent, Confidentiality” on the right.Research design based. Source: Authors’ own creation