Studying the everyday life experiences of persons with serious mental illness,rather than comparing effects of professional treatments for their disorders,is an example of:

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The approach described in the question is attending to unheard voices, which involves listening to and analyzing the experiences of marginalized or underrepresented groups, such as those with serious mental illness. Positivist community research may involve the scientific study of social phenomena or empirical testing of hypotheses, and changing levels of analysis may involve shifting from an individual or micro-level perspective to a societal or macro-level perspective. However, these concepts are not directly related to the approach described in the question.

Studying the Everyday Life Experiences of Persons with Serious Mental