Group 4. Phenomenology

What is the basis of phenomenology?

• Experience

• Phenomena

• Behavior

• Knowledge

Which of these do not belong to the concept of phenomenology?

• Object

• Experience

• Consciousness

• Feedback

What does Genetic Phenomenology mean?

• Study how we understand and commit to everything around us

• Study the genetics of meanings, formed by experience

• Study human existence and the capacity for free choice that we have

• How consciousness learns from nature and becomes part of it

Select the correct characteristic raised by Giorgi on phenomenology

• The research is rigorously explanatory

• It doesn’t use phenomenological reductions

• It explores relationship between people and situations

• The essences or structures are revealed through the use of behavior

What are the three steps to carry out a phenomenological study according to Spiegelberg?

• Intuiting, Analyzing and Describing

• Intuiting, Analyzing and Thinking

• Intuiting, Analyzing and Deducting

• Intuiting, Analyzing and Drawing

What is understood by “intentionality” in transcendental phenomenology?

• It is about how people build their knowledge of reality.

• It concerns people’s experiences

• It may be defined as the process of general understanding.

• It comprises all phenomenological aspects.

What are the components in Husserls’ phenomenology?

• Intentionality, essences, bracketing

• Intentionality and practicality

• Just bracketing

• None of them

“In transcendental phenomenology, meaning is central and data collection is undertaken”. Who states that idea?

• Husserl

• Douglas

• Moustakas

• D'Eggers

In which type of phenomenology it is believed that a person’s background influences the way they see the world?

• Hermeneutic phenomenology

• Phenomenography

• Transcendental phenomenology

Phenomenography attempts to:

• separate consciousness from the world

• characterize how things appear to people

• redirect the object of the study

• collect data through non-experimental procedures