General Principles of Qualitative Research Flashcards

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If research is numeric, concerned with the relationships between data and has a realist ontology, then it is:

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Quantitative

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If research is non-numeric, concerned with the context & meaning behind data and has a relativist ontology, then it is:

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Qualitative

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The underlying epistemology of quantitative research is:

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Positivism

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The underlying ontology of quantitative research is:

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Realism

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5
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The underlying ontology of qualitative research is:

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Relativism

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The underlying epistemology of qualitative research is:

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Constructivism

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Qualitative research, unlike quantitative research, focuses on the ____ rather than the ____:

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Why; what

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Quantitative research uses _____ to ask about a behaviour, whereas qualitative research uses ____ _____:

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Hypotheses; research questions

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9
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Qualitative research seeks to find ____, created from patterns of _____, which are developed from patterns of _____:

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Themes; discourses; language

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A ____ is a pattern of discourses found within the answers of participants:

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Theme

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Rubenking & Bracken (2018) explored binge-watching TV behaviours using a _____ method of research:

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Quantitative

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Steiner & Xu (2020) examined binge-watching TV motivations using a _____ method of research:

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Qualitative

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Steiner & Xu (2020) found that student motivations for binge-watching TV included a need to catch up, relaxation and cultural inclusion. True or false?

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True

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If I were to investigate the _____ properties of sound waves by measuring their frequencies, this would be an example of _____ research:

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Material; quantitative

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If I were to investigate the _____ properties of sound waves by asking participants to discuss what these sound like to them, this would be an example of ____ research:

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Intentional; qualitative

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16
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According to Harre (2004), material properties are _____ and intentional properties are _____:

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Meaningless; meaningful

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In order to generate a research question, a researcher must state the ____, define the ___, ___ and ____ and ensure that it is ____:

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Goal; sample; setting; topic; feasible

18
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“This research aims to examine how children feel about rising gas prices.”

Which 2 things does this research question lack?

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A setting and feasibility

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Words such as ‘identify, understand’ and ‘investigate’ are use to set the ____ of a study:

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Goal

20
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A theme is a pattern of:

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Discourses

21
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A discourse is a pattern of:

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Language

22
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“Students binge-watch TV because it is a way for them to take a break from studying & focus on a world outside of their own” is an example of a(n):

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Theme