Lesson 1: Different Types of Qualitative Research Flashcards
It involves the in-depth study of people and cultures in their natural environment.
ethnography
- Long-term field engagement
- Participant observation and interviews
- Seeks to understand cultural and social dynamics
ethnography
It examines individuals’ lived experiences to understand their perceptions and meanings.
phenomenology
- Focuses on subjective experiences
- Uses interviews and reflective analysis
- Seeks to uncover deeper meanings
phenomenology
It develops theories based on data collected from participants through an iterative process.
grounded theory
- Data-driven approach
- Constant comparison and coding of data
- Theories emerge from collected data
grounded theory
It is an in-depth investigation of a single case or multiple cases within a real-world context.
case study
- Provides detailed contextual analysis
- Combines multiple data sources (e.g., interviews, documents)
- Focuses on a specific instance or phenomenon
case study
It focuses on personal stories and experiences to understand how individuals make sense of their lives.
narrative research
- Collects stories through interviews
- Analyzes personal accounts
- Emphasizes chronology and meaning
narrative research
It is a participatory approach where researchers and participants work collaboratively to solve real-world problems.
action research
- Cyclical process of planning, action, and reflection
- Focuses on practical solutions
Involves stakeholders in the process
action research
They provide valuable insights into human behavior and experiences.
Qualitative research methods
Choosing the right qualitative approach depends on the research __________ and ________.
- question
- context
