First-person access to decision-making using micro-phenomenological self-inquiry.
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology December 1, 2021 Terje Sparby, Anna-Lena Lumma, Friedrich Edelhäuser et al. 5 citations
Micro-phenomenology is a method for improving first-person reports of experience. Usually, micro-phenomenology is conducted using a second-person interviewer who guides someone investigating an experience. This has the advantage that the interviews can be done with untrained subjects. However, it is possible to perform micro-phenomenological self-inquiry, a form of self-interview technique,...