*important concepts* 2

Question 1

interviewer needs to be careful ab

Answer 1

body language
make thewm trust you
not interpreting what theu say
not invasive/ethicaç

Question 2

for focus groups data can

Answer 2

be haesd to collecu for R and it can become confusing on who said what/who agreed with what

Question 3

inductive content analysis

Answer 3

transcribed to words,
R reads- looking for data
data into themes
themes analysed
interpreted themes

Question 4

participant observations

Answer 4

R part of participant group

less obvious, easier, less detached, contex more understood, can ask Qs to clarify

but can unintentipnally affect behavour, can form releatio ship and lose objectivity, hard to collect data

Question 5

naturalisic observastions

Answer 5

high eco validuty
more generalisable, less reactivity

no control over othe variables (low internal validity)
hard to replicate

Question 6

non participant observations

Answer 6

note taking is easier
less invasive
inter-rate reliability is highter (more than 1 researcher watxching)

Question 7

covert observations

Answer 7

people dont know they are being watched

participant behaviour wont change

i+R acting needs to be good to not get caught
R can unententionally affect behaviour
note taking is hard-need to do it later, so from memory, had distortion
cant debreaf with oarticipants so limit on validity

Question 8

priori coding

Answer 8

disciss what looking for 1st

Question 9

emergent coding

Answer 9

talk ab themes after have gottern data

Question 10

event sampling
time sampling
point sampling

Answer 10

note everytime behaviour happens
every time behaviour happens
what x is doing, y,z, then x,y,z

Question 11

inductive content alanysis

Answer 11

take notes
read
see themes
organise themes
interprete themes
R triang to see if they all agree

is subjectiv (important….)
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