Chapter 7 Flashcards
How to make unobtrusive observations
1) remain hidden
2) habituate participants to researchers
3) use a confederate
4) use indirect measure (trash)
Trustworthiness
An alternative to using validity and reliability
1) credibility (internal validity)
Results reflect the realities of participants
2) transferability (external validity)
Results are useful, applicable or transferable beyond the setting
3) dependability (reliability)
Results would be the same if same research was conducted
4) confirmability (objectivity)
Results reflect the actual context of participants experiences
Types of qualities designs
Phenomenology
Ethnography
Case study
Phenomenology
Study of a experience that a person has lived through or performed and bring to memory
Of phenomena from the first person point of view of the participant
Ethnography
The study of the behavior and identify of a group or culture as it is described and characterized by the members of that group or culture
-done through participant observation
Case study
The study of an individual, a group, an organization, or an event used to illustrate a phenomenon, explore, new hypotheses or compare the observations of many cases
-illustrative case study
Investigate rare or unknown phenomenon
-exploratory case study
Explore or generate hypotheses for later investigation
-collective case study
Compare observations of many cases