2.1.1 + 2.1.2 + 2.1.3 Flashcards
What does qualitative research involve?
The collection, analysis, and interpretation of data that are not objectively measurable.
TRUE OR FALSE
Qualitative research implies depth
TRUE
What are the objectives of qualitative research? (2)
→ Gather basic information on an unknown situation
→ Know and deepen information of a subjective nature
TRUE or FALSE
Qualitative research does imply the lack of objectivity in investigation
FALSE
Qualitative research does NOT imply lack of objectivity in investigation
TRUE or FALSE
Qualitative Research aims to collect basic information of an objective nature
FALSE
Qualitative Research aims to collect basic information of a SUBJECTIVE nature
TRUE or FALSE
Qualitative Research is used on many occasions as a starting point to later develop quantitative investigation
TRUE
Differences between qualitative and quantitative research (4)
*Completely different methods of collection, analysis, and interpretation of information
* Qualitative research is flexible
* Non-generalization of qualitative research results
* The qualitative investigation is not inferior to the quantitative, they are complementary
Characteristics of qualitative techniques (3)
→ Based on free speech
→ They are structured around the concept of depth
→ They are explanatory, their objective is to know and understand
What are the steps in the Process of Qualitative Techniques (8)
- Firm’s briefing (problem, specific objectives, information needs)
- Project (objectives, information need, techniques)
- Guideline + script
- Fieldwork
- Individual interpretation
- Group interpretation
- Reporting
- Results presentation
What are in-depth interviews?
Qualitative conversations with participants on a specific topic
What do in-depth interviews pursue?
That the interviewee freely expresses their opinions and feelings about a subject to be analyzed
The participants of qualitative in-depth interviews are often…
..consumers but in a market research study they can also be decision-makers
When do you use In-depth interviews (3)
*When it is required to get very complex information
*When looking for confidential or sensitive information
*When professional/consumer information is needed and structured questionnaires are insufficient