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Frauke Elichaoff is an Associate Lecturer in the Department of Psychology at Middlesex University, within the School of Science and Technology. She is actively engaged in academic research and teaching, with a focus on qualitative methodologies and critical theoretical frameworks in psychology.
Research Interests: Her work spans qualitative research methods, narrative analysis, feminist theory, and the psychological experiences of aging with Autism Spectrum Conditions. She explores how identity, discourse, and subjectivity are constructed through qualitative inquiry, particularly in educational and clinical contexts.
The publication trends reflect a strong commitment to methodological innovation in psychology, especially in promoting qualitatively driven mixed methods and narrative approaches. Her work contributes to both applied psychological research and theoretical advancements in feminist and poststructuralist paradigms.
Scientific Contributions:
- Co-authored key chapters on narrative analysis and feminist theory in leading academic publications.
- Pioneered early explorations into aging with autism through qualitative scoping studies.
- Advocated for the epistemological legitimacy of qualitative dominance in mixed methods research.
Advising and Grants: While no formal students or grant funding are listed in the available data, her collaborative publications suggest active mentorship and scholarly engagement, particularly with doctoral researchers in qualitative psychology.
Labs and Research Groups: Specific laboratory affiliations or team memberships are not mentioned in the source text, though her institutional base in the Psychology Department indicates integration within broader research communities focused on qualitative and critical psychology.
