The study employed a qualitative semistructured interview design using thematic analysis and a masculinities framework to guide interpretations of the data. Ethics approval was provided by the University of British Columbia (H20-1868).
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Masculinities Framework in Qualitative Interviews
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Corresponding Organization : University of British Columbia
Other organizations : Harvard University, University of Melbourne, Orygen, Movember Foundation
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