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This book makes the tenets of harm reduction more accessible to researchers and practitioners by integrating metatheory, method, and practice, and enhances metatheory development in social science research. Readers will understand how using metatheoretical tenets can facilitate a deeper dialogue with participants throughout qualitative research.

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Metatheory and Interviewing makes a valuable contribution to debates about risk and health in motorcycling. Extending harm reduction and communication theory to rider behavior, Haas and Mattson outline an innovative approach for shaping perceptions of risk and enhancing motorcycle safety. They offer a promising model for research and practice applicable to health and safety issues both on and off the road.--Suzanne Ferriss, Nova Southeastern University

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Emily J. Haas is behavioral research scientist at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Office of Mine Safety and Health Research.Marifran Mattson is professor and head of the Brian Lamb School of Communication at Purdue University and advisor to the Motorcycle Safety at Purdue campaign.

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