Participatory action research emerged, in part, in response to a distrust of traditional postpositivist research.

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Participatory action research emerged as a response to the limitations of traditional postpositivist research methods, aiming to involve participants actively in the research process to address issues of power and representation and to produce more applicable and empowering knowledge.

Participatory Action Research Emerged, in Part, in Response to a Distrust