This article explores the use of online discussion forums for critical discursive psychological research, focusing on their value for examining social phenomena through naturalistic data. It discusses ethical considerations in using such data, referencing British Psychological Society guidelines. An illustrative example is provided through a discursive analysis of a diabetes newsgroup thread, examining anti-social behaviors like trolling, flaming, and heterosexism, demonstrating the application of forum data in critical psychology.
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Jowett, Adam. "A case for using online discussion forums in critical psychological research." Qualitative Research in Psychology 12.3 (2015): 287-297.
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