Qualitative Research

What are the Ethical standards one must maintain (e.g. anonymity)

Mention the ethics boards

In ethical responsibility to research society:

Ontology of Qualitative

Epistemology

Axiology:

Rhetoric

Methodology:

Paradigm and example

Posivitism has ___ Epostemology-

Posivitism has ___ Ontology

Posivitism uses ____ in methodology

Main 2 differences from posivitism-post-posivitism:

Pragmatism suggest use of what type of research?  (Trick question)

Advocacy/Participatory advise researchers to_____

Advocacy/Participatory deals usually with what type of societal issues?

Social contructivism/Interpretatism include two specific methods of Qual. research?

Social contructivism/Interpretatism claims meanings are _____ and based on _____ which are _____ constructed

Social contructivism/Interpretatism usually uses what type of data collection?

Order a research paper from introduction to discussion:

Describe what type of data analysis is used in qualitative research

Describe critical case sampling

While a Bias-Error in Quantitative is seen as bad, in Qualitative research it is seen as ____ and therefore a

What is PURPOSEFUL SAMPLING

In Random Probability Sampling, sample size
is a function of ____ and desired ____ level

There are two main random probability sampling types:

22. Describe critical case sampling

Snowball sampling also called

Homogenous sample groups are usually used in ______

Max-variation sampling and example-

With random cluster/strata sampling, you can generealize to______

Queer refers primarily to challenging _____ as single, _____, ______

Disability theory see the difference between a disabled person and others as _________ constructed.

In disability, The disability is furthermore seen as a ______ rather than a defect.

Armchair radicals propose change in______ not ______

Dominant theme in feminist studies is:

The "lowest"/Worst form of sampling is called:

Interviews should be...

One of the primariy tenents of Thematic Analysis (TA) is that the researcher has an active role in ______

Thematic analysis involves ____, ____, _____ ... Themes/Patterns

The _____ position must be made clear in good TA

Realist/Essentialist theoretical position of TA include

Constructionist theoretical perspective of TA claims our experiences are

Level 1 and Level 2 of data analysis refers to:

In TA, a higher prevalence of a theme does/does not mean it's more important

Themes in TA come at 3 levels: S/E ____ L/I _____ R/C

Themes in TA should be checked against 2 things ___ , ____

In TA you can use interview schedule as themes T/F?

Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis IPA, assert that the Phenomenology refers to

IPA asses interpretation is a "double hermeneutic", explain

Data collection in IPA is usually thro ____ with 2 main questions.... ____ , _____

In data analysis of IPA, the research first 1) ID _____, 2) integrate ____ into _____ and 3) Use a table to see within/across _____

In IPA, you use a table to see within/across _____ in order to establish ______ themes

Quality criterion of Qual. Research differs from traditional research criteria, Identify the four main critera for assuring quality: -

CREDIBILITY asseses ________ of research

CREDIBILITY is in traditional criteria referred to as ____ validity, and can be achieved through _____, ______, _____, _____, _____

TRANSFERABILITY is in traditional criteria reffered to as ____ validity, and can be achieved through _____, ______,

Instead of External Validity (ecological validity) Qualitative researchers check for ______ which means _______

Instead of traditional criterion of RELIABILIY quality, Qualitative researchers look for _______ which means _______ ... Can be achieved through ______ , _______, ______, ________

Instead of traditional criterion of OBJECTIVITY, Qualitative researchers look for _______ which can be achieved through _______

Main methods of quality assessment include ....

Important for the quality of research includes ______ Sensitivity, Com______ and Rig_____, Trans______ and Coh______, Imp______ and Imp____

There are thre procedures in qualitative research which need to be assesed, namely (think of research paper content): Quality of _____, Quality of _______ and Quality of ______

In Narrative Inquiry, what is the most common data collection method:

In Narrative Inquiry you should create _____ of the experiences in _____ person and _____ tense

In Narrative Inquiry, you should include which part of the stories:

In Narrative Inquiry you develop the combination of CATEGORIES into ______

In Narrative Inquiry you usually use _____ sampling, including ______, ______ and ______

In Narrative Inquiry, The self is seen as ______

In Narrative Inquiry you mainly look for what happened or meaning of what happened?-

In Narrative Inquiry usually looks into problems of everyday people or marginalized people?

Narrative Inquiry has 2 main critiques, namely:

In Narrative Inquiry, the INTERNALIZED SOLOQUES refers to

Grounded theory was "invented" by ______ with purpose of developing new ______ firmly grounded in ______

Grounded theory has a CONSTANT interplay between _____ and _____.... this is referred to as an _____ process

In grounded theory, it's very important to actually not limit yourself to existing ______ or existing ________

A VERY important part of Grounded Theory includes _______ as  record keeping

Theoretical Sensitivity in Grounded Theory refers to the coding of meaning... from ___ to ____

Categories should be labelled in-vivo according to Grounded theory, what the fuck does that mean?

Ways categories could be linked in Grounded Theory is called

Constantly identifying differences within a category in Grounded Theory is called

Theoretical sampling is ____ used a lot in ____

It is important to ascribe to Theoretical Saturation in Grounded Theory, wtf is that

Advantages of Grounded theory includes:

Disadvantage of Grounded Theory include

Ethnography uses ____ methods, including...

In Ethnography, one will look particularly at the ______, signified by ____ and _____

In analysis of Ethnography, you should use a high level of ...

In case studies, you record cases, AKA ___ Systems

What methods are used in case studies

in Case Studies, What you report is ____ themes

In case studies you would you _____ sampling

Type of case studie: Single Instrumental refers to ____ issues and ____ cases

Collective studies in case studies deals with ____ issue/s and ____ case/s

Intrinsic case studies refer to studying the _____ itself rather than

The analysis in case studies is _____ and cover _____

Embedded in the case studie should be:

In Case studies, you can use both inductive and deductive theoretical perspectives, T/F

Challenges of the case studies include boundaries of

Case studies include studies of a P_____ , a P_____ , a G_____ , an A______