What are the major assumptions in phenomenology analysis?

Phenomenology analysis is a qualitative research method that focuses on the subjective experiences and perceptions of individuals. One of the major assumptions in phenomenology analysis is the belief that individuals have unique and individual experiences of the world around them. Another assumption is that these subjective experiences are essential to understanding the world and phenomenon being studied. Phenomenology analysis also assumes that individuals have the ability to reflect on their experiences and communicate them in a meaningful way. Additionally, it is assumed that the researcher must suspend their own biases and values to accurately understand and interpret the experiences of the individuals being studied. Finally, phenomenology analysis assumes that the experiences and perceptions of individuals are open to interpretation and multiple understandings.

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